Clinical Psychology Special Interest Group | Singapore Psychological Society

Clinical Psychology Special Interest Group

Contact Information

Core Team Members:

Amy Reale (Chair)

Felicia Neo (Co-Chair)

Mahima Gupta, Emmanuelle O'Grady, Benjamin Low

Email: sig@singaporepsychologicalsociety.org

Started 2016

About Us

The objectives of the SPS Clinical Psychology SIG include the following:

To build a collaborative community of clinical psychologists
To provide a platform for information sharing, networking, professional development and support for clinical psychologists
To provide resources and frameworks towards ethical and effective clinical practice in Singapore

Join Us?

Please fill in the form below:

Member Eligibility Criteria

A member of the SPS; and
A registered clinical psychologist on the SRP; or
Possess a Master/Doctoral/Postgraduate qualification in clinical psychology; or
Currently enrolled as a student in a Master/Doctoral/Postgraduate programme in clinical psychology

Clinical Psychology SIG Registration

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- Full Membership
- Associate Membership
- Affiliate Membership
- Student Membership
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Upon submission of this online registration, please send a copy of your postgraduate certificate to sig@singaporepsychologicalsociety.org to complete your registration. Thank you.

Calendar of Events

Check out our latest events here!

[23 February 2017] Clinical Psychology SIG Meetup

[27 April 2017] Clinical Psychology SIG Meetup

[27 July 2017] Clinical Psychology SIG Event: Hypnotherapy: Myth, Magic or Medicine

[26 October 2017] Clinical Psychology SIG Peer Supervision

[22 February 2018]: Clinical Psychology SIG Social

[26 April 2018]: Working Effectively with Local Culture(s)

[28 June 2018]: Systemic Issues in Psychotherapy

[30 August 2018]: Clinical Psychology SIG Social Event

[6 December 2018]: CBT for Delusional Disorder

[9 March 2019]: Picnic in the Park for Clinical Psychologists

[8 April 2019]: Understanding the revisions to the Professional Practice Guidelines by A/P Mariam Aljunied