FAQs

  • We support all parts of you - physical, emotional, mental, and nervous system.

    Unlike traditional wellness or medical care, which often focuses on one issue at a time, our approach looks at the bigger picture. We are intentionally designed to be collaborative and client-centred, allowing us to treat the root, not just the symptoms.

  • A somatic approach addresses the intricate connection between the body and mind, helping you explore how physical sensations and emotions interweave.

    By incorporating body-centered techniques alongside cognitive and psychological approaches, we guide you toward deeper self-awareness, resilience, and holistic well-being.

    Read more here

  • We recommend starting with a Nervous System Consultation to curate a personal health plan to effectively improve your resilience.

    This session will give you insight into suitable practices to progressively work with your nervous system.

  • Yes. We believe financial wellbeing is equally important and that healing should be accessible. We offer a limited number of sliding scale and subsidised sessions for those who may be experiencing financial hardship. If cost is a barrier, please reach out. We’ll do our best to support you.

  • We accept all medical insurance if physiotherapy/counselling / alternative treatments is covered on your policy.

    However, we do not claim directly on your behalf. We will provide you with a receipt with which you may claim the cost of treatment from your provider.

  • Our main clinic is located at 281 Joo Chiat Road, Level 3. This is also where all our classes and workshops are held.

    For selected services such as Physiotherapy, Craniosacral therapy and Clinical pilates, we host sessions at our satellite clinic in 17 Philip Street.

  • Here’s a little video to help you find your way to our Joo Chiat Clinic.

  • There is limited street parking available around Joo Chiat, and several public car parks within a short walk of Soma Haus. The nearest options are:

    We encourage clients to arrive a few minutes earlier to allow time for parking, or consider public transport / ride-hailing for convenience.

  • Here’s a little video to help.

  • There is limited street parking available 17 Phillip Street. Here are some options:

    • Across the road, OCBC Building

    • At Capita Spring (expensive rates)

    • Street parking along Boon Tat Street

    We encourage clients to arrive a few minutes earlier to allow time for parking, or consider public transport / ride-hailing for convenience.

  • At Soma Haus, we offer multiple ways for practitioners and facilitators to join our collective.

    Whether you're looking for a private space to work with clients, a studio to host your wellness classes and workshops, or be part of a collaborative model that supports both your purpose and practice, we’d love to build with you.

    Find out more here.

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