Resources to support distressed participants

If your research involves procedures/interventions that might cause psychological distress to participants; or during and/or after your research, some of your participants experienced or reported to have mental discomfort after their participation, you may refer to the list below of various support services available in Singapore.

Call Police 999 (24 hours) for immediate assistance.

  

 

SUICIDAL THOUGHTS

 

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

 

FAMILY ABUSE & VIOLENCE

 

COUNSELLING (GENERAL)

COUNSELLING FOR YOUTHS  

 

COUNSELLING FOR LGBTQ+  

OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER (OCD)

 

DRUG ABUSE & ADDICTION

 

PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 

  • SG Enable for job support/assistance 1800-8585-885

 

MENTAL - PSYCHOLOGICAL COURSES

  • Sexual Assault Awareness Training and Sexual Assault First Responder Training by AWARE
  • Sexual Harassment First Responder Training by Catalyse Singapore

 

Learn Psychological First Aid (PFA) @NTU

University Wellbeing Office

Researchers recruiting potentially distressed participants are encouraged to sign up for the Psychological First Aid (PFA) course made available by the University Wellbeing Office in NTU. 

Course participants will receive a certificate endorsed by Singapore Red Cross upon completion. Click on the above image to sign up. 

 

NEW!! PFA course is now available on your mobile device!