The Institute of Mental Health (IMH) Singapore is the country’s main psychiatric hospital and a leading centre for mental health care, research, and education.

The hospital caters to diverse mental health needs across every age group, from young children to seniors.

Patients can get help for a variety of issues, including mood disorders, psychosis, trauma, stress-related problems, eating disorders, and substance abuse.

IMH also runs crisis hotlines and mobile teams for urgent mental health support and suicide prevention.

The hospital’s multi-disciplinary team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, medical social workers, nurses, therapists, pharmacists, and occupational therapists.

IMH is also involved in public education campaigns to promote mental wellness and reduce stigma around mental illness in Singapore.

For families and caregivers, IMH provides counselling, support groups, and educational resources to help them cope here and assist their loved ones.

Referrals to IMH can be made by polyclinics, GPs, hospitals, or in urgent cases via the Emergency Department at IMH itself.

To sum up, IMH plays a vital role in Singapore’s healthcare system by providing accessible and specialised help for those facing mental health challenges.