1.3 million S’pore employees eligible for inpatient mental healthcare soon


AIA’s move comes at a time when more initiatives to address mental health issues in Singapore are being implemented. PHOTO: ST FILE

SINGAPORE: Remote therapy is not new to Breanna Bay, who says she speaks to an offshore therapist about twice a year.

Bay, 24, who will start her new job at events firm CDI World soon, said she spends about S$240 a year on therapy. She said local sessions can cost anything from S$180 to S$300.

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