Wellbeing Services
Resources
Community resources
The following information contains alternative care resources that are currently available in the community. They are off-campus and some of them offer after-hours counselling support and service.
- Family Service Centres (FSC)
- Samaritans of Singapore (SOS): 1800 221 4444 (24-hour daily)
- Care Corner Counselling Centre: 1800 353 5800 (10.00am to 10.00pm, daily except public holidays)
- Community Health Assessment Team (CHAT): 6493 6500 / 6493 6501 (12.00pm – 9.00pm, Tuesday – Saturday)
- Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH): 1800 283 7019 (9.00am – 1.00pm & 2.00pm – 6.00pm, Monday – Friday except public holidays)
Psycho-educational material
The following materials are prepared by the Wellbeing Services for the SUTD community and free for download.
Dealing with Life Issues
Life Skills Series
Towards Better Adjustment
Towards Better Motivation
Towards Better Self Esteem
Towards Better Sleep
Towards Better Stress Management
Towards Better Time Management
Towards Cyber Wellness
Towards Healthier Lifestyle
Towards Healthier Relationship
Towards Overcoming Impulsivity
Towards Overcoming Procrastination
Mental Wellness Series
Personal Growth Series
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee imposed for the counselling session?
Counselling is available to SUTD undergraduates and graduates at no charge.
May I obtain a referral from the Wellbeing Services?
The Wellbeing Services does not provide referral to private or public hospital or clinic for medical diagnosis or treatment. Students are encouraged to seek medical care or assistance at any medical facility of their preference.
How do I utilise the counselling service?
Counselling by appointment is encouraged as the Counsellors may be engaged in a counselling session. You may email wellbeing@sutd.edu.sg and provide the dates and times that you are available to meet the Counsellor.
May I make a counselling appointment on behalf of a student?
The Wellbeing Services does not accept the booking of an appointment on behalf of another person due to privacy and ethical concerns. You may inform the person about the availability of counselling services and provide the person the Wellbeing Services’ email address (wellbeing@sutd.edu.sg) to make an appointment.
May I refer a student for counselling?
If you know of a student who is showing signs of distress, you may inform the person that SUTD provides professional counselling services in a private and confidential setting. You may encourage the person to make an appointment with the Counsellor directly and privately. As informed consent is important, counselling is usually consensual and a person’s decision to accept or decline the offer of help will be respected.
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