Men's Coaching in SingaporePrivate, one-to-one
Most men carry more
than they let on.
One-to-one coaching for men on identity, relationships, fatherhood and the turns life takes. Direct and practical. SGD 350 a session.
Free. 30 minutes. No pitch.
Sound Familiar?
The things men say
in the first session.
“I don't know who I am outside of my job or my family role”
“My relationship has broken down and I don't know how to rebuild”
“I feel isolated. I have no one I can actually talk to”
“I want to be a better father but I don't know where to start”
“Something is wrong but I can't name it”
“I've been strong for everyone else. Now I need something for me”
The Work
Four places the work
usually starts.
Identity & Masculinity
For the man working out who he is.
You were handed two versions of manhood: one performs dominance, one disappears inside duty. Build your own.
Relationships & Isolation
For the man who has lost the thread.
A relationship ended, friends drifted, family grew distant. Here you examine what broke and rebuild what matters.
Fatherhood & Legacy
For the man stepping into or questioning what fatherhood means.
Become a present father when no one modelled one for you, or repair things with your son or daughter.
Life Transitions
For the man at a turning point.
A career change, the end of a long relationship, or a milestone that meant less than you hoped. The work is to use that opening.
Sessions can also leave the room. In Singapore, some happen at a gym, on a running track or at the beach, when moving helps you say what sitting still won't.
Private Coaching Fees
Three prices. One coach.
Single session
SGD 350
One 75-minute session, no commitment
3 sessions
SGD 1,000
About SGD 333 each
6 sessions
SGD 1,800
SGD 300 each
- Every session runs 75 minutes: a full 60 minutes of coaching, plus check-in and check-out.
- Packages are valid for 12 months. Add a CliftonStrengths or Values Navigator profile at cost.
If the fee is out of reach, say so and we'll design around you.
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In Their Words
From men who
did the work.
“I had never seriously considered coaching and even held some stigma around it. My sessions with Prathap gave me a completely new perspective. His advice was practical and relevant, and his depth of understanding was refreshing. What Prathap has built with Men-Kind is brilliant. I recommend it to anyone, even those who think coaching is 'not for them'.”
“I was a university student, and I couldn't hold a conversation with someone I was attracted to. I knew something was off but couldn't name it. The sessions helped me see where it came from: a deep sense of inferiority I'd never looked at. Prathap didn't lecture me. We worked through scenarios together and built better frameworks in my head for how I see myself and how I show up. Now I can start a conversation and keep it going. It sounds small. For me it changed everything.”
“When my marriage ended I kept going to work and acting fine. I wasn't. Prathap took the sessions out of the room. One was at a gym with a punching bag, just the two of us, so I could let out everything I'd been holding in, and he held the space while I did. Another was on a running track. Who knew you could be coached between intervals? The one that stayed with me most was at the beach. Each of them helped me claim back who I am and rebuild myself.”
“Prathap unlocked pathways of thought I had never even considered. I never felt pressure — just a helpful hand guiding me to a path that was already there. Insightful and frankly heartwarming to chat with someone who genuinely offers that listening ear.”
Questions Worth Asking
Men's coaching, answered
What does men's coaching cost?
A single 75-minute session is SGD 350, with no commitment. Three sessions are SGD 1,000 and six are SGD 1,800, valid for 12 months. The rate matches private coaching. The free 30-minute Clarity Call comes first.
Is this therapy?
No. Therapy heals the past; coaching builds what comes next. Coaching fits when you are functional but stuck. If you need clinical support, Prathap will say so and help you find it.
Who is men's coaching for?
Men working through identity, relationships, isolation, fatherhood, and what it means to be strong. You need no title or career crisis. Clients range from students to fathers to men decades into their working lives.
Do I need to know what I want before starting?
No. Most men arrive with a feeling instead of a goal. "Something is wrong but I can't name it" is a common starting point. Naming it is the first piece of work.
Is it confidential?
Yes, under the ICF Code of Ethics. The code sets a few legal limits, such as a risk of serious harm, and Prathap explains them before you start.
Do I have to talk about feelings in men's coaching?
You talk about what is happening, in whatever words you have. Most men arrive with a situation, a decision, or a sense that something is off. Prathap is a former Battalion Commander, so the conversation is direct and practical. He is also a Co-Active coach, so you set the agenda and nothing about you needs fixing.
Am I too young for coaching if I'm still a student?
No. Readiness matters more than age. One undergraduate arrived unable to hold a conversation with someone he was attracted to, and left able to start one and keep it going.
What's the difference between men's coaching and executive coaching?
The starting point. Executive coaching works on how you lead. Men's coaching works on who you are under the roles: identity, relationships, fatherhood, and life transitions. Same coach, same confidentiality. On the Clarity Call, Prathap will tell you which fits.
Can I do men's coaching online, or does it have to be in person in Singapore?
Both work. Singapore clients can meet in person, and some sessions happen at a gym, on a running track or at the beach when that helps. Online sessions run with the same depth for men elsewhere. Every session is 75 minutes, with a full 60 minutes of coaching, and confidential under ICF ethical standards.