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About The Lion Mind
We are an organisation that advocates for mental health. In today’s competitive and stressful living environment, people must recognise the importance of a healthy mind. We educate and partner with the community to promote mental wellness and positive psychology.
Name: The Lion Mind Limited
Unique Entity Number: 201810995K
Incorporation Date: 02 April 2018
Type of Incorporation: Public Company Limited by Guarantee
Organisation Aim
Our three aims are:
- To strengthen an individual’s positive mind and coping mechanism
- To provide the platform for both aspiring and practicing clinicians to gain the necessary competencies in providing clinical care
- To outreach to the public on the importance of a healthy mind
Organisation Identity
Our logo is a smiling lion with a sunny mane. The sun and the smile symbolize a positive outlook that radiates brilliantly, influencing everyone around it. The lion represents the mental strength and bravery of an individual who seeks the betterment of oneself.
Membership
At The Lion Mind, clinical memberships are integral to maintaining the highest standards of care for our clients. They reflect our commitment to delivering exceptional mental health support and promoting quality community outreach and education for the public.
Our mental health clinicians are registered with full membership at least one of the following mental health organizations:
- Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC)
- Singapore Psychological Society (SPS)
These affiliations ensure that our team adheres to professional guidelines, engages in continuous learning, and upholds ethical practices in mental health care.
Achievements
A sense of accomplishment is an essential element for developing positive well-being. We are pleased to announce that we have the following achievements:
- 21 OCTOBER 2020
Top Psychotherapists In Singapore - 23 SEPTEMBER 2020
The 18 Clinics with the Best Psychotherapy in Singapore - 04 FEBRUARY 2023
10 Best Group Therapy Services in Singapore 2023 - 20 JUNE 2023
Best Psychologists In Singapore
Media Coverage
May 19, 2019
The disorder of doubt what we get wrong about obsessive-compulsive disorders (Esquire Singapore)
Aug 23, 2019
Mental Health Issues Subsidies Available And How To Navigate Through The Financial Costs (Seedly)
Professional Therapy Directory
Dec 4, 2023
Gen Zen: Can AI chatbots replace friends and therapists in providing mental health support? (TODAY)
Apr 7, 2024
Adulting 101: I ‘broke up’ with my best friend 10 years ago, so why does it still bother me today? (TODAY)
May 6, 2024
Cultivating Compassion: The Lion Mind’s Impact on Mental Health Care (Kaizenaire INSIDER)
May 6, 2024
Gen Zen: My friend sometimes jokes about dying, but how can I tell if it’s something more serious? (TODAY)
Jul 23, 2024
Harry Connick Jr. says he and his wife of 30 years have ‘no rules’ in their marriage (Business Insider)
Aug 5, 2024
Gen Zen: Do you often think about the past? Here’s why you do, and the good and bad of it (TODAY)
Aug 8, 2024
Commentary: I bought into a TikTok trend pushing me to make pricey purchases to improve my WFH life. Here’s why it didn’t ‘fix’ me (TODAY)
Oct 13, 2024
Do you think you’re ‘depressed’ or ‘anxious’? We speak to mental health professionals about self-diagnosis
Dec 14, 2024
Anxious over the physical effects of ageing? Here’s how to embrace the passing years
Being bullied in school? Here’s how to respond
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