Free counselling service with Rogerian Psychology Centre Singapore – Practicum Clinic. Counselling services are provided by interns from Postgraduate Diploma and Masters programme.
We provide counselling and therapy support for the following concerns:
- Anxiety counselling
- Anger management counselling
- Addiction counselling
- Parenting counselling
- Cyberwellness counselling
- Borderline personality counselling
- Obsessive compulsive disorder counselling
- Marriage and relationship counselling
- Trauma counselling
- LGBTQ+ counselling
- Migrant counselling
Practicum Clinic
Rogerian Psychology Centre is an approved placement centre by Monash University Australia for their Master of Counselling Programme.
Trainee Counsellor
Idan Moskovitch
Idan is a counsellor-in-training completing his Master of Counselling at Monash University. Originally from South Africa, he has spent most of his adult life living and working across Asia, and has made Singapore his forever home, becoming a naturalised Singaporean.
Before turning to counselling, Idan spent nearly 25 years in leadership and client-facing roles in professional services (legal and accounting) in the Asia-Pacific region, working alongside people from a wide range of cultural and professional backgrounds. That experience shaped much of what he brings to his work as a counsellor: an ability to build trust with people from all walks of life and a commitment to culturally responsive practice.
Alongside his studies, Idan volunteers with a crisis support organisation in Singapore, supporting people experiencing emotional distress, crisis and thoughts of suicide. He has also volunteered with the Singapore Prison Service, where he built supportive mentoring relationships with inmates and ex-offenders, offering encouragement and emotional support as they prepared to reintegrate into the community.
These experiences reflect what draws him to counselling: a belief that everyone deserves to be met with compassion and dignity, whatever they are carrying. He is especially drawn to working with adolescents and adults navigating social and career pressure, major life transitions, and periods of emotional distress, including suicidal thoughts, self-harm and crisis.
Idan aims to offer a collaborative, safe and non-judgemental space where clients feel heard, understood and accepted. He works integratively, drawing on Person-Centred Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and tailors his approach to each client’s individual needs and goals. He is committed to ongoing professional development, reflective practice and regular clinical supervision as he continues to grow as a counsellor.
Sarah Tan
Sarah is a counsellor-in-training completing her Master of Counselling at Monash University, and holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Psychology from the National University of Singapore.
Sarah strives to create a warm, collaborative, and non-judgemental space where clients feel safe to explore their experiences at their own pace. She believes that meaningful change begins with understanding one’s emotions and experiences, recognising personal strengths, and developing greater self-awareness. Through the counselling process, clients are supported in finding greater clarity, resilience, and hope, while building a life that is aligned with their values.
While Sarah tailors therapy to each individual’s unique needs, her work is informed by Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT).
Before transitioning into counselling, Sarah spent 18 years in the financial services industry, where she led teams and worked closely with clients through significant life and financial decisions. These experiences strengthened her ability to listen with empathy, build trusting relationships, and support people through times of uncertainty and change.
Alongside her professional career, Sarah volunteered with a helpline supporting children and authored a book in collaboration with Architects of Life, sharing the recovery journeys of individuals affected by addiction. These experiences deepened her appreciation for the resilience of the human spirit and reinforced her belief that healing begins when people feel genuinely heard, understood, and accepted.
Sarah is fluent in English and Mandarin.
Outside of counselling, Sarah treasures time with her husband and son, enjoys dancing, reading, traveling and finds quiet joy in baking.