refer:
1. www.marriagecentral.sg
2.
http://app1.mcys.gov.sg/Policies/Marriages/MarriageCounselling.aspx
Many married couples grow apart when saddled with the stresses
of everyday life, differing expectations and conflicts that keep
mounting.
Do not wait till it is too late to go for help. Relationships do
not fall apart overnight. The longer the problem stays, the more
the relationship becomes strained.
If you find yourself in a marriage that is falling apart, and
are unable to work out your issues alone, consider seeking
professional help by seeing a Marriage Counsellor. You have nothing
to lose.
A marriage counsellor can help you and your
spouse:
You can seek counselling at a Family Service Centre or any other
counselling centre.
Muslim couples who have domestic problems may first approach any
Family Service Centres (FSCs). There are trained marriage
counsellors at FSCs to help you and your spouse.
You can also go to the Syariah Court (SYC) which offerings
counselling to Muslim couples with marital difficulties. Please
note that marriage counselling is a mandatory part of the divorce
proceedings.
Family Service Centres (FSCs)
FSCs are a key community-based focal point and social service
provider for families in Singapore. They are staffed with
professional social workers who provide premarital counselling
services. Please call ComCare Call at 1800-222-0000 for the Family
Service Centre nearest to you.
Syariah Court
(SYC)
SYC offers counselling for Muslim couples with marital
difficulties; mediation in divorce cases with the aim to settle the
ancillary issues amicably; and, providing adjudication on divorce
and related issues under the provisions of the Administration of
Muslim Law Act (AMLA).
