Intellect

Intellect

Mental Health Care

We help 3.5 million members worldwide and their firms raise the bar for mental health access and quality.

About us

1. Singapore’s Best Digital Wellness Platform (Gold, HR Online Vendor Awards, 2023) 2. Google’s Best Apps of the Year, 2020 3. 3.5+ Million Users in 100+ Countries Intellect's mission is to make mental healthcare & wellbeing support accessible for everyone. We do this by marrying technology with a human touch in a single platform, delivering end-to-end wellbeing support for individuals and organisations alike. For individuals looking for someone in their corner, Intellect's solution matches the right self-care resources, counsellors and clinical psychologists on any platform: mobile app, desktop, phone call and in-person. For organisations, Intellect's preventative, science-backed approach has been proven to cultivate thriving workplaces with stronger pulse survey scores, lower turnover, and high client satisfaction. Today, Intellect is the largest and most science-backed mental health tech company in Asia Pacific. Over 3.5 million members and leading organisations globally trust Intellect to provide personalized, evidence-based wellbeing support.

Website
https://intellect.co
Industry
Mental Health Care
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Singapore
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2019
Specialties
Mental Health, EAP, Mental Health First Aid, Counselling, Clinical Psychology, ICF Coaching, and Mental Well-being

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    “How are you, really?” That’s what we’ve been asking folks who work around Marina One via our video advertisement. (Our flagship clinic is there!) As we approach our weekend, let’s take a moment to ask this question. If life has been feeling slightly stressful and overwhelming, know that your feelings are completely valid. There are ways we can help you cope and navigate different emotions. Reach out to our team of trained counsellors and clinical psychologists at clinic.intellect.co

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    Tuesday check-in: What’s something you’re looking forward to? For many of us at Intellect, it’s Mental Health Festival 2024! We asked our colleagues why they’re excited about Mental Health Festival and they couldn’t have phrased it better 🙌 Join us for MHF2024 (or you’ll have to wait one whole year for it again!) The event is free. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gCHNts2i Get first-hand insights from our in-house experts as they break down what it truly means to care for ourselves and our community 🪴 ⭐ Linda Rinn, Clinical Psychologist ⭐ Ivan Foo, Coaching Specialist ⭐ Kai Jie Lim, Client Solutions & Consulting Specialist ⭐ Alicia Yoon, Client Solutions & Consulting Lead

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    Imagine this: It’s 3pm and you’re starving. You used your lunch break to bring your parents to their weekly medical appointment. For many of us, this is a scenario that doesn’t need imagination. It’s a reality. It can be physically and emotionally exhausting to be a caregiver. That’s why we’re partnering with Hush TeaBar to conduct wellbeing tea experiences that give us time to reflect upon our experiences and emotions. Thank you to The Business Times for shedding light on the launch event that focuses on caregivers and the support they need. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gYzrYGBD To find out more about partnership, read our press release here: https://lnkd.in/ghgdaP8W

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    Mental wellbeing has never been more discussed, and we stand at the brink of a new era. Let’s go beyond traditional notions of mental wellbeing solutions and work towards creating a mentally healthy environment for everyone. Hear from experts as they share their insights and best practices for building safe spaces at home, in the office, and within your community. Join us at our festival and transform the mental wellbeing landscape with us.

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    Did you know that Singapore is considered the “OCD capital” of the world? See its symptoms and treatments here: https://lnkd.in/gAHUtVgC Despite having one of the highest OCD rates globally, our understanding of this mental health condition is sorely limited—thanks in part to the media's microscopic portrayal and casual use of the term. Contrary to popular belief, the fear of cleanliness is just one of many themes, and the preoccupation with symmetry and orderliness can be debilitating for some individuals. So, when does a preference turn into an obsession? And how’s an obsession different from a compulsion? Read the article to find out.

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    There is a fine line between resilience and toxic positivity. Here’s how to avoid the latter: https://lnkd.in/gWQ6A-sj Nobody wants to be labeled a Negative Nancy or Debbie Downer at work. So, we suppress our emotions to appear professional, only to feel drained by the end of the day. However, as we learned from Inside Out, every emotion has a role to play, including the misunderstood ones like fear and anxiety. Insisting on “good vibes only” deprives us of opportunities for personal growth. If this resonates with you, don’t worry. We have three strategies for escaping the toxic positivity trap in the article.

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    This is something I’ve learnt, that not many people might know about 👇 Implementing good workplace wellbeing initiatives shouldn’t feel like a guessing game 🤔 We need clear goals and action plans. But how do we start? Or how do we implement better initiatives? Get your questions answered at our upcoming Mental Health Festival 2024 by our speakers, more to be announced! Register for Intellect’s Mental Health Festival 2024! 📅 26 Sep 2024 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gCHNts2i 📣 Future-Proofing Wellbeing: Innovative Corporate Strategies for 2024 and Beyond 📣 🗣️ Dr Vanessa San, Wellbeing Leader, Mercer Singapore  🗣️ Yvonne Lu, AVP, Client Relations, iXchange 📣 Diverse Minds, Shared Spaces: Creating Environments Where Everyone Can Thrive 📣 🗣️ Toyin Ope, Head of Diversity, Inclusion, and Wellbeing, Visa 🗣️ Alyssa Than, Associate Director, (Wellbeing), Health Solutions APAC, Aon 🗣️ Chen Jun (C.J.) (Luo Junjia), Senior Manager and SDG 5 Ambassador, Public Sector and British Council Join us as we unpack how we can push the boundaries of conventional corporate wellness and create a working environment that everyone can thrive in 🌟

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    You can’t pour from an empty cup 🍵 That’s the message we wanted to drive home during our HUSH TeaBar x Intellect Event: Self-Care for Caregivers. From a HUSH TeaBar experiential session to a self-care workshop, our participants took time to slow down and reflect on the state of their mental health. It’s not easy being a caregiver and it’s so important for them to have a safe space to recharge. 💗 For those who joined us, thank you for taking the time to prioritise yourself! ☺️ Lastly, a huge shoutout to the HUSH TeaBar team, Anthea Indira Ong and Alicia Yoon, our Client Solutions & Consulting Lead, for this wonderful event. Here’s to all the things we will do together!🌟 This event also marks the beginning of HUSH TeaBar’s 10th anniversary festivities and the launch of our new partnership, find out more in our press release here: https://lnkd.in/ghgdaP8W

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