About Us

Finding Inspiration and Empathy in Every Turn

At the Centre for Psychotherapy (C4P), we believe healing starts with a personal touch.

Since 2003, we’ve had the honour of supporting individuals, families, and communities through life’s many challenges. What makes our work especially meaningful is that most people who come to us do so because of a heartfelt recommendation from someone they trust -- someone who has already experienced the care and transformation we offer.

From the very beginning, giving back has been at the core of who we are. Through our subsidised services, we ensure that those who need help but cannot afford it still receive the compassionate, high-quality care they deserve. We believe mental health matters, your mental health matters.

We may be a small practice, but our vision is to make mental health care accessible, empathetic, and life-changing for everyone. We’re grateful for every individual who walks through our doors, and we remain committed to creating a safer, healthier world -- one person at a time.

Our Values

Empathy

At the heart of our practice is a deep commitment to understanding and sharing the feelings of our clients.

We believe that empathy is the foundation of healing, allowing us to create a safe and supportive environment where individuals feel heard and understood.

Integrity & Excellence

Trust is essential in the therapeutic relationship, and we are dedicated to maintaining transparency, and confidentiality in every session.

We are committed to continuous learning and development. This ensures our clients receive the most effective and informed care possible.

Respect

Respect is a fundamental pillar at the Centre for Psychotherapy, to create a safe and trusting environment where clients feel valued and understood.

This promotes individual dignity and acknowledges the unique experiences of each client. It empowers individuals to take an active role in their healing journey, leading to greater self-awareness and personal.

Collaboration

We believe in the transformative power of collaboration -- not just within our dedicated team, but also with our valued clients and community partners.

Together, we co-create tailored care plans, support interventions, and programmes, designed to empower individuals in achieving their personal goals and enhancing their overall wellbeing.

Our Team

Dr Nisha Rani

Founder & Clinical Director

Dr Rani has extensive experience as a psychotherapist in the mental health sector for over 22 years.

She is a registered counsellor, and clinical supervisor, with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC). She is also trained in hypnotherapy.

Dr Rani has journeyed with individuals, couples, families and children. She designs, conducts and facilitates mental health trainings and workshops.

Mr Anand Mahey

Centre Manager & Counsellor

Mr Anand joined the Centre for Psychotherapy in 2018. He earned his Masters in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Roehampton.

He is a registered member with the Association of Psychotherapists and Counsellors, Singapore. He specializes assimilative psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapeutic interventions.

He enjoys delivering workshops to promote and grow life skills to manage personal challenges.

Mr Gopal Mahey

Senior Counsellor

Mr Gopal is a registered counsellor with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC). He is also a trained clinical supervisor.

With a unique blend of lived experience and professional competency, he advocates for accessible, affordable mental health care.

He founded the P.A.C.T. programme to provide critical support for first-time offenders and their families. He facilitates peer support groups to build a meaningful and caring community.

Awards & Memberships

National Volunteer Philanthropy Centre (NVPC)

Company of Good 2024 to 2026

Business for Good,

Social Enterprise Member

at raiSE, Singapore

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Public Service Transformation Star Partner Award, presented by State Courts, Singapore in 2021