Pricing

Pricing

TYHO’s fee guide is provided below.

Besides individual counselling, we also offer a variety of other services, including couples and family counselling. Each session is one hour long, 

Base Pricing

Starts from S$ 130.80 (w/GST)

What your sessions include:

Access to quality therapy anywhere

Pre-session intake

Tailored therapeutic plan 

*Please note that Empathy and Expert Therapists can charge a little higher (see FAQs below), but it’s our aim to provide reasonably priced services at all times. For financial assistance, read more here.

Services

Individual
Base pricing (no additional cost)
Couples
+ S$ 21.8 (w/GST)
Family
+ S$ 95.9 (w/GST)

Discounts

We provide a 6% discount for a package costing S$ 360 to S$ 959 and an 8% discount for a package costing S$ 960 to S$ 5,000.

Mediums

Audio
Base pricing (no additional cost)
Video
Base pricing (no additional cost)
In-person
+ S$ 43.60 (w/GST)

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Confidentiality and security
Wide range of services
Quality checks
Affordable rates
Easy-to-use platform
Structured therapeutic plan
Online mental health resources
Dedicated client support

Important Terms

Please take note of the following terms and conditions for using our platform:

Useful Links

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between between Care, Empathy, and Expert Therapists?

Ultimately, the fit between client and their Therapist is most important for effective therapeutic outcomes. 

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How do I purchase a package?

You may wish to commit to purchase sessions with your Therapist and book multiple sessions together once you have determined that they are a good fit. 

We provide a 6 percent discount for a top up of your TYHO Wallet of between S$ 360 to S$ 959, and 8 percent for between S$ 960 to S$ 5000.  

To purchase a package, you may click on the “Buy a Package” button on the righthand menu of your Dashboard.

How many therapy sessions should I have?

For a start, individuals can consider going for therapy once a week. Research suggests that weekly sessions allow regularity which is highly beneficial to clients, particularly at the beginning of the therapeutic journey.

Having regular weekly sessions develops one’s emotional safety (Cameron, 2018) and enables one to build trust and rapport with one’s therapist (Hall, 2020).

This allows one to progress at a steady pace and ensures that during sessions, more time can be dedicated to working through one’s issues, rather than filling the therapist in about the time that has elapsed. Moreover, weekly check-ins reduce the possibility of slipping into bad habits or becoming overwhelmed by unwanted thoughts and feelings.

In addition, research indicates that after attending an average of 8 sessions (Foundation Psychology; Saxon et al., 2016), individuals report the greatest decrease in psychological distress and are most likely to experience positive changes in their lives.

It may also be helpful to note that individuals who decide to withdraw within or just after 3 sessions are less likely to experience positive outcomes as things often start taking a turn for the better after the third session (Crago & Gardner, 2012).

Nonetheless, committing to therapy is an investment of both one’s time and financial resources. You may want to speak with your therapist and come up with a plan or schedule that works best for you.