Amidst the fast-paced nature of modern life, RCC has observed that many individuals may be experiencing the symptoms of Anxiety and / or Depression (mild to moderate classification). Accordingly, RCC has customised a unique treatment approach without the use of conventional psychopharmacological drugs that may have the following benefits:

• Increased empowerment and mastery of self, leading to potential increases in self- confidence and self-esteem
• Increased efficacy due to the individualised nature of the treatment (customised to suit the needs of different clients)
• A reduction in potential long-term dependency issues
• A reduction in the potential for tolerance to pharmaceutical drug treatments for anxiety / depression
• A reduction in the potential for experiencing side effects from pharmaceutical drug treatments for anxiety / depression
• A reduction in the potential long-term costs for treating anxiety / depression

At present, RCC is in the midst of clinical research to publish its findings. Preliminary data reflects a high efficacy rate for better managing and / or coping with anxiety and depression.

RCC has experience in providing consultation to law firms. Accordingly, RCC is able to provide reports for court cases, sessions for clients of law firms, as well as expert witness testimony. Please click here for more information.

RCC is one of the few clinical agencies in Singapore that specialises in Safety Psychology for the Singapore context. One of the agency’s core areas of expertise is in providing psychological consultation services to corporate and governmental institutions to improve their understanding of safety management systems through Psychology, as well as the human factors behind errors and accidents.

RCC’s close collaboration with schools and its experience in youth work has allowed it to conceptualise, implement and evaluate a contextualised approach to youth work centred on established scientific theories from the disciplines of Biology, Psychology and Social Work.

Evaluation data, from a statutory board of the local government tasked with training professionals dealing with youth issues (collated over 4 years), reflects that close to 100% of participants either agree or strongly agree to the effectiveness of the course when instructed on the BPSw Model.

RCC has years of experience in instructing and advising on skill sets pertaining to better understanding human body language through the lens of psychological, anthropological, evolutionary and historical perspectives.  Accordingly, RCC is the ONLY clinical agency that conducts talks, workshops and seminars on understanding Body Language in the Singapore context.

RCC provides clinical supervision for matters pertaining to Counselling, Social Work & Psychology to individuals, as well as other organisations and institutions. This includes schools, private & public sector organisations as well as non-profit organisations.

To meet the ever-changing needs of society with regards to discipline issues, RCC is the first counselling agency in Singapore to specialise in providing consultation on the RTP framework. RCC is also the first agency in Singapore to run a full-time service centre in a mainstream school that utilised principles of the RTP.

RTP aims to help service-users think and act responsibly whilst respecting the rules as well as the rights of others. The process would eventually lead to protecting time for teaching and learning, helping the service-user gain self-awareness & self-control, as well as helping the service-user gain insights into setting limits, compromise and managing their lives. RTP is highly proactive and is one of the few discipline methodologies presently being researched for the Singapore context.

The RTP methodology can also be modified and customised to suit the needs of corporate organisations that would like to explore alternative approaches to addressing discipline / staff-management issues.

Please click here for more information on RTP.

RCC is one of the few agencies that pursues clinical research to assist the social service, education and mental health sectors in Singapore. Accordingly, RCC is continually in search of research ideas, opportunities and collaborations that are aligned with its mission of bettering the lives of Singaporeans through evidence-based knowledge.