Mandarin-Speaking Therapists and Psychologists in Singapore: A Guide
Reviewed by Su Hwei Tee, Counselling Psychologist | Last updated: 10 October 2026
A note on this list: it is written by Psychology Blossom and features our own clinicians. We are not an independent reviewer, so we have stuck to things you can check for yourself: training, languages, who each clinician works with, fees and availability.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Mandarin-speaking clinicians | 8 |
| Also available in | Cantonese (Catherine Chan, Abril Kang), Hokkien (Chaw Chin Siang) |
| Mandarin-speaking couples therapists | Su Hwei Tee, Dr Anthony Wong, Catherine Chan, Joey Wang |
| Fees | From S$50 to S$260 per 50-minute session, no GST |
| Weekend sessions | Saturdays with several clinicians. Sundays with Catherine Chan and Chaw Chin Siang |
| Mixing Mandarin and English | Welcome. Most clients switch between the two |
| Online sessions | Yes |
| Where | 150 Cecil Street, #07-02, Singapore 069543 |
Why does it matter to see a therapist in Mandarin?
For some people, certain thoughts, feelings and experiences are easier to express in Mandarin, even if they are equally comfortable speaking English. This may be particularly true when discussing emotionally significant experiences, such as family relationships, childhood memories or personal struggles. Being able to express oneself in a preferred language can foster a greater sense of comfort, ease and connection in therapy.
Speaking Mandarin may also make it easier to explore culturally relevant experiences, including filial piety, face (面子), intergenerational expectations and family relationships. However, each person's relationship with language and culture is unique, and therapy provides a space to explore these experiences without assumptions. For more on this, see our page on therapy in Mandarin.
What should I look for in a Mandarin-speaking therapist?
Language proficiency and flexibility. Some therapists conduct sessions predominantly in Mandarin, while others are comfortable working in both Mandarin and English. Consider whether you would prefer therapy entirely in Mandarin or are comfortable switching between the two languages. You can clarify this with your therapist before booking.
Comfort with code-switching. Most bilingual clients move between Mandarin and English within one sentence. A good therapist follows you rather than asking you to pick one.
Fees and level of experience. Fees vary with experience. Counsellors in training see clients at a lower fee under clinical supervision, which can be a good way to start.
Who are the Mandarin-speaking therapists at Psychology Blossom?
These are the eight clinicians at Psychology Blossom who offer therapy in Mandarin. We have grouped them by what they are best suited to, not ranked them against each other.
Su Hwei Tee: anxiety, depression and couples in Mandarin
Su Hwei Tee
Counselling Psychologist
From $160 per 50min session
*Additional charge of $30 for weekday nights after 6pm, or for special arrangements during non-clinic days*
English, Mandarin
Wed, Thu, Fri
Counselling Psychologist | View profile
Su Hwei offers counselling primarily in English, with conversational Mandarin support for bilingual clients who are comfortable switching between both languages. She works with adults and couples, using CBT and DBT to support clients with anxiety, depression and emotional regulation. She is also Level 1 Gottman-trained in couples and marriage counselling.
- Training: Bachelor's in Psychology (Honours). Master's in Applied Psychology. Gottman Method trained to Level 1.
- Languages: English, Mandarin
- Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
- Fees: from S$160 per 50 minutes. Couples S$260 (80 min). S$30 surcharge after 6pm on weekdays
Dr Anthony Wong: trauma, addiction and family issues in Mandarin
Dr. Anthony Wong
Senior Psychotherapist
From $260 per 50min session
English, Mandarin
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu
Senior Psychotherapist | View profile
Dr Anthony Wong is a Master Clinical Member and Clinical Supervisor with the Singapore Association for Counselling. He works with trauma, addictions, couples and families, using EMDR, Internal Family Systems and narrative approaches, and works in English and Mandarin.
- Training: MA in Counselling and Guidance, Nanyang Technological University. Certified Substance Abuse Counsellor. EMDR.
- Languages: English, Mandarin
- Days: Monday to Thursday
- Fees: from S$260 per 50 minutes. Couples and family S$420 (80 min)
Catherine Chan: professionals and parents who need weekend sessions
Catherine Chan
Psychotherapist & Counsellor
From $250 per 50min session
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Sat, Sun
Psychotherapist and Counsellor | View profile
Catherine sees clients on Saturdays and Sundays and works especially with executives, professionals and parents. She supports anxiety, burnout, parenting issues and couples, and works in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
- Training: Master of Counselling. BA Psychology (Honours). MBA. Gottman Method trained to Level 1.
- Languages: English, Mandarin, Cantonese
- Days: Saturday, Sunday
- Fees: from S$250 per 50 minutes. Couples S$250 (50 min)
Abril Kang: high performers dealing with burnout and perfectionism
Abril Kang
Psychotherapist & Counsellor
From $200 per 50min session
*Additional 20% surcharge for Saturday sessions*
English, Mandarin, Cantonese
Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat
Psychotherapist and Counsellor | View profile
Before training as a counsellor, Abril worked as a corporate lawyer in private practice and in tech, so she understands high-pressure work first-hand. She works with adults only, on stress, burnout, perfectionism, self-worth and cross-cultural identity questions.
- Training: Master of Counselling, Monash University. Level 1 Narrative Therapy, Dulwich Centre. Juris Doctor.
- Languages: English, Mandarin, Cantonese
- Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday
- Fees: from S$200 per 50 minutes. 20% surcharge on Saturdays
Joey Wang: teenagers, OCD and couples
Joey Wang
Psychotherapist & Counsellor
From $150 per 50min session
English, Mandarin
Mon, Fri, Sat
Psychotherapist and Counsellor | View profile
Joey is a former school counsellor who works with adults and teenagers, which makes her a good fit for families where a teenager is struggling. Her specialisations include OCD, burnout and couples counselling, and she is a registered member of the Singapore Association for Counselling.
- Training: Master's in Counselling, Monash University. Registered member, Singapore Association for Counselling.
- Languages: English, Mandarin
- Days: Monday, Friday, Saturday
- Fees: from S$150 per 50 minutes. Couples and family S$255 (80 min)
Chaw Chin Siang: Hokkien speakers and Sunday sessions
Chaw Chin Siang
Psychotherapist & Counsellor
From $120 per 50min session
English, Hokkien, Mandarin
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Sun
Psychotherapist and Counsellor | View profile
Chin Siang works with adults and adolescents on stress, burnout and relationship issues, using CBT, motivational interviewing and solution-focused therapy. He speaks English, Mandarin and Hokkien, which can help older family members or anyone more at home in dialect.
- Training: Graduate Certificate in Counselling, Monash University. Currently pursuing a Master's in Counselling.
- Languages: English, Mandarin, Hokkien
- Days: Monday to Thursday, and Sunday
- Fees: from S$120 per 50 minutes
Minxuan (Sally) Duan: families and parents on a budget
Minxuan (Sally) Duan
Associate Counsellor
From $110 per 50min session
English, Mandarin
Mon, Tue, Sat
Counsellor in Training | View profile
Minxuan provides individual and family therapy for adults and adolescents, and offers therapy in Mandarin so that Mandarin-speaking clients and families can express themselves comfortably. She sees clients under clinical supervision.
- Training: BA Psychology, University of California, Berkeley. Completing a Master's in Counseling Psychology, Monash University. Pursuing a PhD in Psychology, Nanyang Technological University.
- Languages: English, Mandarin
- Days: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday
- Fees: from S$110 per 50 minutes
Angeline Tan: lowest fee, with a trauma-informed approach
Angeline Tan
Counsellor in Training
From $50 per 50min session
English, Mandarin
Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat
Counsellor in Training | View profile
Angeline is a trauma-informed counsellor in training who works with adolescents and adults, with a special interest in developmental trauma and attachment. She takes a neurodiversity-affirming approach. Like Abril, she worked as a corporate lawyer before counselling. She sees clients under clinical supervision.
- Languages: English, Mandarin
- Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
- Fees: from S$50 per 50 minutes
Which Mandarin-speaking therapist should I choose?
| If you are... | Start with |
|---|---|
| Looking for a psychologist for anxiety or depression | Su Hwei Tee |
| A couple who would rather talk in Mandarin | Su Hwei Tee, Joey Wang, Dr Anthony Wong or Catherine Chan |
| Dealing with trauma or addiction | Dr Anthony Wong |
| A professional with burnout or perfectionism | Abril Kang or Catherine Chan |
| A parent of a teenager who is struggling | Joey Wang |
| More comfortable in Cantonese | Catherine Chan or Abril Kang |
| More comfortable in Hokkien | Chaw Chin Siang |
| Only free on Sundays | Catherine Chan or Chaw Chin Siang |
| Working to a tight budget | Angeline Tan (from S$50) or Minxuan (Sally) Duan (from S$110) |
If you are not sure, WhatsApp us in English or Mandarin and our team will match you. You can also book a free 15-minute consultation to check fit before committing.
How much does therapy in Mandarin cost?
Therapy in Mandarin costs the same as therapy in English at Psychology Blossom. Fees range from S$50 per 50-minute session with a counsellor in training to S$260 with Dr Anthony Wong, and there is no GST. For the full fee picture, see our therapy cost guide.
How did we put this list together?
We included every clinician at Psychology Blossom who lists Mandarin as a language they offer therapy in. We grouped them by specialty and need instead of ranking them, because the right therapist depends on what you are working on as much as on language. Fees and availability are as listed on our team page in October 2026 and may change.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix Mandarin and English in my sessions? 可以中英混着说吗？
Yes. Most of our Mandarin-speaking clients switch between the two, and our therapists follow your lead.
Is therapy in Mandarin available online?
Yes. Online sessions are available, which helps if you live outside the CBD or overseas. Ask when booking which Mandarin-speaking clinicians have online slots that suit you.
Can my parents join a session?
Yes. Family sessions in Mandarin are available with Dr Anthony Wong and Joey Wang, and Chaw Chin Siang also speaks Hokkien, which can help with older family members.
Will my therapist understand Asian family dynamics?
Yes. Filial piety, face, in-law expectations and moving between cultures are common themes in our Mandarin-language work. Read more about therapy in Mandarin in Singapore.
Is therapy confidential from my family? 心理咨询对家人保密吗？
Yes. What you discuss stays confidential, including from family members, with narrow exceptions for serious risk of harm. Your therapist will explain these at the first session.
Do any of your psychologists speak Mandarin?
Yes. Su Hwei Tee is a Counselling Psychologist who works in Mandarin. Our other Mandarin-speaking clinicians are psychotherapists and counsellors.
Ready to book? 准备好预约了吗？
Psychology Blossom 150 Cecil Street, #07-02, Singapore 069543 WhatsApp: +65 8800 0554 | hello@psychologyblossom.com
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This post was reviewed by Su Hwei Tee, Counselling Psychologist at Psychology Blossom, who offers counselling in English and Mandarin. Last updated 10 October 2026.