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was directed to this resource by sos hotline, booked an appointment but no one accepted. booked another date and time and still no one accepted.

I feel that this app is really great as it gives people a space to chat. Counsellors on the app are really friendly and professional. Highly recommended to get this app if u need someone to talk to !

The app acts as a safe haven for people dealing with mental health issues and paves the way for greater discussion about mental health as a normality in our society. Although mental well-being has garnered attention over the last decade, it is still very much a taboo topic thus this app proves useful by giving users a sense of anonymity and ease of accessibility.

This app has been a great support for me during my tough times. It is easy to use and the counsellors are always there for me

Very meaningful app for those who would like to seek help in a unconventional way

i find that this initiative would be great for those who really need someone to talk to but are not great with communication/confrontation. but the app itself is poorly executed with there being a trophy system for “my favourite subjects” and one of the subjects being suicide. i find that its rather thoughtless to be putting a trophy on something as tragic as suicide itself. and this is more of a stop-gap option rather than a full counselling session with chats being limited to 30 minutes and possibly getting different counsellors each time when you want to start a chat. its not the ultimate solution but its akin to the SOS hotline. if you’re someone with a complex case/problem, i would recommend possibly searching for online counselling without video on etc rather than this as its rather surface based

Good for emotional Support. Plus it is anonymous

Very helpful especially when physical counselling could still be a taboo! Great initiative to reach wider for those in need! Thank you (,:

Very good app for anonymous counselling!

Mental health in Singapore is something we were thought to be “hush-hush” about growing up, and I am so glad you guys are doing something to help people speak up about their mental health struggles and providing useful insights and ways to counter negative thoughts.