TELECONSULTATION
Take the clinic with you
With telemedicine set to become a key feature in Singapore’s healthcare landscape, Promises Healthcare is developing proprietary teleconsultation infrastructure that best meets the unique needs of our practice.
Until we are ready to roll out our solution, we have decided forthwith to extend to you the option of attending your appointments on the popular video conferencing platform, Zoom, or over the telephone.
Please note that all teleconsultations will incur a fixed S$25 Practice Cost on top of regular Consultation Fees. You will also need to pre-pay full fees in order to secure a teleconsultation.
Please refer to our handy infographic to get yourself started with our new service.
Here is how you can safely and easily make payments from the comfort of your own home:
- [New] SG QR Pay – PayNow, PayLah!, UOB Mighty, OCBC Pay Anyone, Standard Chartered
- Credit Card Authorisation Forms – available upon request from our Front Desk
- Bank Transfer
DR. MUNIDASA WINSLOW
Senior Consultant Psychiatrist
CEO
DR. TERENCE LEONG
Senior Consultant Psychiatrist
DR. RAJESH JACOB
Senior Consultant Psychiatrist
ELIZABETH PANG
Principal Clinical Psychologist
DR. MARK TOH
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
DR. ADALINE NG
Senior Clinical Psychologist
DR. JANICE TAN
Senior Clinical Psychologist
ELAINE SUM
Senior Clinical Psychologist
S C ANBARASU
Senior Clinical Psychologist
DR. REBECCA GIESS
Clinical Psychologist
TAN SU-LYNN
Educational Psychologist
JUNE FONG
Forensic Psychologist
PHILIP ANG
Consultant Psychologist
SHARMINI WINSLOW
Psychodrama Therapist
Executive Director
JOACHIM LEE
Senior Psychotherapist
ANDREW DA ROZA
Addictions Therapist, Smoking Cessation Specialist
DR B MALAVIKA
Psychological & Educational Therapist
WINIFRED LING
Couples Therapist & Relationship Coach
PETER HO
Therapist
SAMUEL LEE
Therapist
AMITA SCHMITH
Therapist
RADHIKA HARALALKA
Therapist
DR. IVAN LAU
Family Physician
Certified Addiction Recovery Coach
Chronic Stress Management: Why Am I Feeling Exhausted All The Time?
Are you feeling tired most of the time despite having a good night’s sleep? Are you constantly feeling low energy and unproductive? These are just a few of the typical symptoms pointing towards unhealthy levels of stress. Constantly feeling worn out could be an alarm...
The link between Anxiety and Alcohol Use; and Implications for Treatment and Early Intervention Especially In Youths
Alcohol. A beverage that many people enjoy drinking; be it for socialisation or as an escape from reality. However, it is also a beverage that can harm your health and adversely affect many lives. Indeed, alcohol abuse has become increasingly rampant, where it is one...
How to Build Positive Relationships
Strong social connections are vital to our mental and physical wellbeing - they help us navigate stressors and give us the courage to overcome the challenges that we face. Positive relationships are pivotal for an individual’s happiness, productivity, and form the...
What is Depression & How to seek help?
Depression has been portrayed extensively in pop culture and media, from R.E.M.’s hit song “Everybody Hurts”, to the television series “13 Reasons Why”. The phrase “I’m so depressed” is thrown around casually when someone has had a bad day or when they can’t get their...
Bipolar Disorder: You Too Can Walk In Recovery
With the recent revelation of American rapper, Kanye West, being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, the condition has been brought into the spotlight. The term ‘Bipolar’ (meaning “two poles”) signifies the polar opposites of emotional highs and lows. As the name...
The Online Environment (Internet) and Suicide
Thanks to the Internet, a global communications network, thousands of host servers worldwide are connected, making instantaneous and interactive sharing of information effortless and uncomplicated. But is the ease of access to information necessarily a good thing?...
Emotional Self-Regulation: The difference between having a controlling behaviour and having self-mastery
For someone who struggles with emotional self-regulation, what does having a “breakthrough” mean? A “breakthrough” could mean coming to a point of realisation and acceptance of one’s mental state, and taking a step forward to change his/her seemingly challenging...
SIBLING RIVALRY: Why it happens and how parents can respond to it
Written by: Dr Mark Toh, Consultant Clinical Psychologist Sibling rivalry is a conflict between brothers and sisters that go beyond simple disagreements between two or more parties because of individual differences and different opinions on a subject. Starting from as...
How to be a Mental Health Supporter to Your Friend
“I’m depressed”, “I need help”. How do you react when a friend of yours approaches you, hoping to seek help and comfort? In a society that unfortunately stigmatises mental health issues, many of us are most likely incapable of tackling such situations appropriately....
Get in touch with us
For more information or any enquiries, feel free to contact us now!