Adult Mental Health, Psychological & Personality Disorder Screening – Just $100
Understand Your Mental Health. Recognise Potential Concerns. Take the First Step Towards Better Psychological Wellbeing.
At Rogerian Psychology Centre, we believe that understanding your mental health should be accessible, affordable, and straightforward. Our Affordable mental health screening services Singapore are designed for adults who wish to gain preliminary insights into their psychological wellbeing, emotional experiences, personality characteristics, behavioural patterns, and possible mental health concerns.
For just SGD $100 per screening, individuals can undergo preliminary psychological screening for a range of mental health and neurodevelopmental conditions, including personality disorders, Bipolar Disorder, anxiety, depression, broader psychopathology, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Each screening includes relevant standardised psychological screening questionnaires and a very brief standard screening report, summarising the results, preliminary interpretations, and general recommendations.
Our service is particularly suitable for individuals who have questions about their mental health but are uncertain whether they require a comprehensive psychological assessment.
Important: This is a preliminary, non-diagnostic screening service. Screening results do not establish or exclude any mental health diagnosis. Individuals requiring a formal diagnosis should consider a comprehensive psychological assessment conducted by an appropriately qualified professional.
What Is Mental Health Screening?
Mental health screening is a preliminary process that helps identify symptoms, personality traits, behavioural characteristics, or emotional difficulties that may be associated with particular psychological conditions.
Screening typically involves completing structured psychological questionnaires that assess specific areas of mental health functioning.
Unlike comprehensive psychological assessments, screening does not ordinarily involve extensive diagnostic interviews, detailed developmental histories, multiple sources of information, or the broader clinical evaluation required to establish a formal diagnosis.
Instead, screening helps individuals explore an important initial question:
“Do my experiences suggest that further psychological evaluation may be worthwhile?”
Our Affordable mental health screening services Singapore provide an economical and structured way to explore possible mental health concerns before deciding on further professional support.
Mental Health Conditions Available for Screening
1. Personality Disorder Screening
Personality disorders involve enduring patterns of thinking, emotional experience, interpersonal functioning, and behaviour that may cause significant distress or impairment.
Some adults experience repeated relationship difficulties, emotional instability, distrust, impulsivity, rigid thinking patterns, or challenges with self-image without fully understanding the underlying patterns.
Our personality disorder screening explores traits that may be associated with several personality disorder presentations.
| Personality Disorder | Commonly Associated Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) | Emotional instability, fear of abandonment, identity difficulties, impulsivity, and unstable relationships |
| Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) | Grandiosity, need for admiration, entitlement, sensitivity to criticism, and interpersonal difficulties |
| Avoidant Personality Disorder | Social inhibition, feelings of inadequacy, and heightened sensitivity to rejection |
| Dependent Personality Disorder | Excessive reliance on others, difficulties making independent decisions, and fears of separation |
| Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) | Perfectionism, rigidity, excessive control, and preoccupation with rules or order |
| Paranoid Personality Disorder | Persistent mistrust, suspiciousness, and heightened sensitivity to perceived threats |
| Schizoid Personality Disorder | Social detachment, preference for solitude, and restricted emotional expression |
| Schizotypal Personality Disorder | Unusual beliefs or perceptions, interpersonal discomfort, and eccentric behavioural patterns |
| Histrionic Personality Disorder | Attention-seeking patterns, heightened emotional expression, and interpersonal difficulties |
| Antisocial Personality Disorder | Patterns involving disregard for others, impulsivity, rule violations, and difficulties with responsibility |
Screening objective: To identify possible maladaptive personality traits or patterns that may warrant a comprehensive personality assessment.
Personality traits exist along a continuum. Experiencing some of these characteristics does not necessarily indicate a personality disorder.
The specific personality dimensions covered depend on the screening questionnaire selected. Not all instruments assess every personality disorder individually.
2. Bipolar Disorder Screening
Bipolar Disorder is associated with episodes of significant mood disturbance, including periods of depression and episodes of mania or hypomania.
Some individuals may experience changes in mood, energy, activity levels, sleep patterns, impulsivity, and behaviour that raise questions about possible bipolar-spectrum conditions.
Our bipolar screening explores experiences involving:
- Periods of unusually elevated or irritable mood.
- Increased energy or activity.
- Reduced need for sleep.
- Racing thoughts or unusually rapid speech.
- Increased impulsivity or risk-taking.
- Changes in confidence, productivity, or goal-directed behaviour.
- Periods of depressed mood or reduced motivation.
Screening objective: To identify reported symptoms that may warrant further clinical evaluation for bipolar-spectrum conditions.
Mood fluctuations alone do not necessarily indicate Bipolar Disorder. A formal diagnosis requires evaluation of distinct mood episodes, their duration, severity, functional consequences, and possible alternative explanations.
3. Anxiety Disorder Screening
Anxiety can affect concentration, sleep, physical wellbeing, emotional regulation, relationships, and everyday functioning.
Our anxiety screening explores symptoms such as:
- Persistent or excessive worrying.
- Difficulty controlling anxious thoughts.
- Restlessness or feeling constantly on edge.
- Physical tension and difficulty relaxing.
- Irritability and concentration difficulties.
- Anxiety-related avoidance.
- Sleep disturbances associated with worry.
Screening objective: To identify the presence and severity of anxiety symptoms and determine whether further evaluation may be appropriate.
Anxiety screening does not necessarily distinguish between all anxiety disorders, such as Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, or specific phobias.
4. Depression Screening
Depression may involve persistent low mood, reduced interest in activities, fatigue, sleep disturbances, difficulty concentrating, changes in appetite, and feelings of hopelessness or worthlessness.
Our depression screening explores:
- Persistent sadness or low mood.
- Reduced motivation or pleasure.
- Fatigue and reduced energy.
- Sleep and appetite changes.
- Concentration difficulties.
- Negative self-perceptions.
- Feelings of hopelessness or emotional withdrawal.
Screening objective: To identify depressive symptoms and their reported severity, helping individuals determine whether further psychological or medical evaluation may be beneficial.
A positive depression screening result does not necessarily establish Major Depressive Disorder, as depressive symptoms can arise from various psychological, medical, and situational factors.
5. General Psychopathology Screening
General psychopathology screening provides a broader overview of psychological symptoms across multiple areas of mental health functioning.
Unlike condition-specific screening, this approach explores a wider range of emotional, cognitive, interpersonal, and behavioural experiences.
Depending on the screening instrument used, areas examined may include:
- Depression and anxiety symptoms.
- Somatic or physical expressions of psychological distress.
- Obsessive-compulsive symptoms.
- Interpersonal sensitivity.
- Hostility and anger.
- Suspiciousness or paranoid thinking.
- Unusual perceptions or thought experiences.
- General psychological distress.
Screening objective: To identify areas of elevated psychological distress that may warrant further clinical attention.
General psychopathology screening does not provide a comprehensive diagnosis of psychiatric disorders. It offers a broad symptom profile that may help guide decisions about further assessment.
6. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Screening
Adult ADHD is associated with persistent patterns of inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that may interfere with daily functioning.
Our ADHD screening explores possible difficulties involving:
- Sustained attention and concentration.
- Forgetfulness and disorganisation.
- Procrastination and task completion.
- Time management and planning.
- Impulsivity and restlessness.
- Executive functioning and self-regulation.
Screening objective: To identify possible ADHD-related symptoms that may warrant a comprehensive adult ADHD assessment.
ADHD screening alone cannot establish whether symptoms began during childhood, occur across multiple settings, or are better explained by other conditions.
7. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Screening
Autism Spectrum Disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition associated with differences in social communication, social interaction, behavioural flexibility, sensory experiences, and restricted or repetitive interests.
Some adults begin exploring the possibility of autism later in life after recognising longstanding patterns in their social or behavioural experiences.
Our ASD screening explores:
- Social communication and interaction.
- Understanding social expectations and nonverbal communication.
- Preference for routines and predictability.
- Sensory sensitivities.
- Restricted or highly focused interests.
- Repetitive behaviours and behavioural flexibility.
Screening objective: To identify possible autistic traits and determine whether further comprehensive autism assessment may be beneficial.
8. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Screening
OCD may involve intrusive thoughts, images, or urges, together with repetitive behaviours or mental rituals intended to reduce anxiety or prevent feared outcomes.
Our OCD screening explores:
- Unwanted intrusive thoughts.
- Repetitive checking or reassurance-seeking.
- Contamination fears and cleaning rituals.
- Excessive doubt.
- Mental rituals and repetitive behaviours.
- Distress or interference associated with obsessive-compulsive symptoms.
Screening objective: To identify possible obsessive-compulsive symptoms that may warrant further clinical assessment.
9. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Screening
PTSD may develop following exposure to traumatic experiences and can affect emotional wellbeing, sleep, relationships, concentration, and everyday functioning.
Our PTSD screening explores symptoms such as:
- Intrusive memories or distressing recollections.
- Trauma-related nightmares.
- Avoidance of reminders associated with traumatic experiences.
- Heightened alertness or exaggerated startle responses.
- Negative changes in mood or beliefs.
- Persistent trauma-related distress.
Screening objective: To identify possible PTSD-related symptoms and determine whether a comprehensive trauma-focused assessment may be appropriate.
Who Can Benefit from Our Mental Health Screening Services?
Our Affordable mental health screening services Singapore may benefit adults who want preliminary insights into their psychological functioning or are considering further professional evaluation.
Individuals Who Suspect They May Have a Mental Health Condition
Some adults have experienced persistent emotional, behavioural, cognitive, or interpersonal difficulties for years without undergoing formal psychological evaluation.
Screening may provide an initial indication of whether these experiences warrant further clinical attention.
Individuals Experiencing Persistent Emotional or Behavioural Difficulties
Adults experiencing repeated mood changes, anxiety, low motivation, impulsivity, concentration difficulties, interpersonal conflict, or emotional instability may find screening useful as an initial step.
Screening can help identify possible symptom patterns, although it cannot determine their underlying cause.
Individuals Considering a Comprehensive Psychological Assessment
A full psychological assessment can require significant time and financial commitment.
Preliminary screening may help individuals make more informed decisions about whether to pursue comprehensive evaluation.
However, screening is not a necessary prerequisite for a full assessment, particularly when symptoms are severe or significantly impair daily functioning.
Individuals Seeking Greater Self-Awareness
Some individuals wish to understand their personality traits, emotional experiences, thinking patterns, or behavioural tendencies without necessarily believing that they have a psychological disorder.
Screening can provide structured information that supports personal reflection and informed decision-making.
Individuals Encouraged to Seek Psychological Evaluation
People who have been encouraged by counsellors, therapists, healthcare professionals, partners, or family members to explore possible psychological concerns may find preliminary screening helpful.
It can provide an initial overview of self-reported symptoms before considering further professional consultation.
Individuals Uncertain About Which Psychological Assessment They Need
Some psychological symptoms overlap across multiple conditions.
For example, difficulties with concentration may occur in ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma-related conditions, or sleep disturbances.
A broad screening may identify areas worth exploring further, although it cannot independently determine which diagnosis, if any, best explains the symptoms.
Individuals Who Want an Affordable First Step
For individuals who are hesitant about the cost or complexity of comprehensive psychological testing, screening offers a more economical introduction to structured mental health evaluation.
Advantages of Our Affordable Mental Health Screening Services
1. Affordable at Just $100
Our screening service costs SGD $100 per screening, making preliminary psychological screening more accessible to adults who wish to explore possible mental health concerns.
2. Structured Psychological Screening
We use relevant standardised psychological questionnaires rather than relying solely on informal online quizzes.
These instruments provide a systematic approach to examining particular symptoms or psychological traits, while remaining subject to their established limitations.
3. Very Brief Written Report Included
Every completed screening includes a very brief standard screening report summarising the findings, preliminary interpretation, and general recommendations.
Clients receive a written reference to help them understand their screening results.
4. Helps Inform Further Assessment Decisions
Screening may help individuals determine whether they should consider a comprehensive psychological assessment, psychiatric consultation, counselling, or other appropriate professional services.
5. Encourages Early Mental Health Awareness
Recognising persistent psychological difficulties can encourage individuals to seek support before concerns become increasingly disruptive to their everyday lives.
6. Less Intensive Than Comprehensive Assessment
Preliminary screening generally involves fewer procedures than full diagnostic assessment, making it a more accessible starting point for individuals who prefer an initial exploration of their concerns.
7. Supports Better Self-Understanding
Screening can help individuals reflect on emotional, cognitive, behavioural, and personality-related patterns that may influence their daily functioning.
8. Provides Direction Without Premature Diagnosis
Our service emphasises preliminary identification rather than assigning diagnostic labels.
The objective is to provide useful information while maintaining a clear distinction between screening findings and formal clinical conclusions.
What Is Included in the $100 Mental Health Screening?
| Service Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Screening Fee | SGD $100 per screening |
| Target Group | Adults aged 18 years and above |
| Available Screening Areas | Personality Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, General Psychopathology, ADHD, ASD, OCD and PTSD |
| Screening Method | Relevant standardised self-report psychological questionnaires |
| Screening Findings | Preliminary symptom or trait indicators |
| Written Report | Very brief standard screening report |
| Interpretation | Brief explanation of relevant screening findings |
| Recommendations | Not included |
| Formal Diagnosis | Not included |
| Comprehensive Clinical Assessment | Not included |
The SGD $100 fee applies to one selected screening area. Additional screening areas are charged separately. The specific symptoms or personality dimensions covered depend on the questionnaire used.
What Will the Screening Report Include?
Each completed screening includes a very brief standard report consisting of:
1. Screening Information
A brief description of the screening area and instrument administered.
2. Summary of Results
Relevant scores, symptom indicators, or screening classifications, where applicable.
3. Preliminary Interpretation
A concise explanation of the findings and whether particular areas may warrant further clinical attention.
4. General Recommendations
Suggestions regarding possible next steps, including comprehensive psychological assessment, counselling, therapy, or consultation with an appropriate healthcare professional.
The report is intended for preliminary awareness and guidance. It does not constitute a diagnostic psychological report.
Mental Health Screening vs Comprehensive Psychological Assessment
| Mental Health Screening | Comprehensive Psychological Assessment |
|---|---|
| Identifies possible symptoms or psychological traits | Evaluates psychological functioning and diagnostic criteria in greater depth |
| Primarily questionnaire-based | May involve clinical interviews, standardised tests and collateral information |
| Limited information gathering | Detailed clinical and developmental history |
| Preliminary screening interpretation | Integrated clinical interpretation |
| Cannot establish or exclude a diagnosis | May establish or rule out diagnoses when sufficient evidence is available |
| Very brief standard screening report | Comprehensive psychological assessment report |
| SGD $100 per screening | Separately priced according to assessment requirements |
When Should You Consider a Comprehensive Psychological Assessment?
A comprehensive assessment may be more appropriate when:
- Psychological symptoms significantly interfere with daily functioning.
- You require a formal diagnosis.
- Screening results suggest further evaluation is warranted.
- Multiple psychological conditions may be contributing to your difficulties.
- You require a detailed understanding of your psychological functioning.
- You need formal documentation for educational, occupational, medical, or other official purposes.
A comprehensive assessment may involve detailed clinical interviews, standardised psychological instruments, developmental and psychosocial history, consideration of alternative explanations, and additional sources of information where appropriate.
Individuals requiring a formal psychological diagnosis should consider a comprehensive assessment conducted by an appropriately qualified professional.
Important Disclaimer: Screening Is Not Diagnosis
Rogerian Psychology Centre’s Affordable Mental Health Screening Service is strictly a preliminary, non-diagnostic service.
The purpose of screening is to identify possible symptoms, personality traits, behavioural characteristics, or psychological difficulties that may be associated with selected mental health conditions.
Screening findings are primarily based on self-reported information and the limitations of the instruments administered.
A positive screening result does not confirm the presence of a psychological disorder. Similarly, a negative screening result does not definitively rule out a mental health condition.
The SGD $100 screening service does not include:
- Formal DSM-5-TR or ICD-11 diagnosis.
- Comprehensive diagnostic clinical interviews.
- Full psychological or psychiatric evaluation.
- Detailed developmental or psychosocial assessment.
- Comprehensive psychological assessment reports.
- Medical certification or formal diagnostic documentation.
- Determination of eligibility for educational, workplace, insurance, or legal accommodations.
Psychological symptoms frequently overlap across different conditions. For example, mood instability may occur in bipolar-spectrum disorders, personality-related difficulties, trauma-related conditions, or other psychological presentations.
Similarly, concentration difficulties may be associated with ADHD, depression, anxiety, sleep problems, or other factors.
Screening questionnaires alone cannot reliably distinguish between all possible explanations.
Clients seeking a formal diagnosis should consider a full psychological assessment rather than relying solely on screening results.
Where appropriate, consultation with a psychiatrist or another qualified healthcare professional may also be recommended.
This service is not intended for emergency psychiatric evaluation or crisis intervention. Individuals experiencing immediate safety concerns or severe acute psychological symptoms should seek urgent professional assistance.
Why Choose Rogerian Psychology Centre?
At Rogerian Psychology Centre, we recognise that taking the first step towards understanding one’s mental health can be difficult.
Some individuals may feel uncertain about their experiences, anxious about the possibility of a diagnosis, or concerned about the cost of comprehensive psychological evaluation.
Others may simply wish to obtain preliminary information before deciding whether further assessment is necessary.
Our Affordable mental health screening services Singapore aim to provide a practical and accessible starting point through structured psychological screening and concise written feedback.
We emphasise:
- Affordability: Transparent screening fees starting at SGD $100.
- Accessibility: A straightforward preliminary screening process.
- Professionalism: Relevant standardised psychological screening questionnaires.
- Clarity: Brief, understandable reporting of screening findings.
- Confidentiality: Respectful handling of personal and psychological information.
- Responsible Practice: Clear distinction between screening and diagnosis.
- Practical Guidance: General recommendations regarding possible next steps.
Our objective is to support better mental health awareness without creating unnecessary diagnostic assumptions.
Affordable Mental Health Screening in Singapore – Just $100
Understanding your mental health begins with recognising your experiences, asking questions, and knowing when additional support may be beneficial.
Our Affordable mental health screening services Singapore provide adults with an economical opportunity to explore possible concerns involving personality disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, general psychopathology, ADHD, ASD, OCD, and PTSD.
For SGD $100 per screening, clients receive relevant psychological screening questionnaires and a very brief standard report summarising their findings and general recommendations.
Whether you are seeking greater self-awareness, concerned about recurring emotional or behavioural difficulties, or considering a comprehensive psychological assessment, preliminary screening may provide a useful starting point.
Take the First Step Towards Better Mental Health Awareness
Adult Mental Health Screening – SGD $100
Includes a very brief standard screening report.
Available Screening Areas:
Personality Disorders | Bipolar Disorder | Anxiety | Depression | General Psychopathology | ADHD | ASD | OCD | PTSD
Contact us to enquire about our affordable mental health screening services or to learn more about comprehensive psychological assessments.
Screening is intended for preliminary awareness only and does not constitute a formal psychological or psychiatric diagnosis.