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Paintball! (Therapeutic)
Introduction to Adventure Therapy
Thank you to members & friends who joined in the fun. Photos posted in the photo gallery.
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12th December 2009
Center Manager
Singapore Psychological Society
16th November 2009
IO Psychology/Senior Consultant/Principal Consultant
Optimal Consulting Group Pte Ltd
16th November 2009
Part Time Counsellors / Psychologists
The Counselling Place
9th November 2009
Director (Counselling And Psychological Services)
Family & Juvenile Justice Division
1st November 2009
Research Officer
Singapore Prison Services
25th October 2009
Research Psychologist
National University Hospital (S) Pte Ltd
20th October 2009
Consultant (Psychologist)
Human Dynamic
16th October 2009
Teaching Positions
Temasek Polytechnic
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10th March 2009
Validation of the ICF Core Sets for spinal cord injury
Institute for Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
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Singapore Psychological Society
93 Toa Payoh Central #05-01
Toa Payoh Central Community Building
Singapore 319194
Email Contacts
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Our Website is work in Progress. We apologise for any inconvenience that you may experience.
The Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) was founded on 20 January 1979, and has as its
aim the advancement of psychology as a science and as a profession in Singapore
On Psychology Programmes Accedited and/or Recognised by the Singapore Psychological Society
Recently, there have been a number of educational institutions that have claimed that their psychology programmes are recognised and/or accredited by the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS). It should be noted that contrary to these claims the SPS does not accredit psychology programmes. Neither has the SPS lent its name to any institution in recognition of any psychology programmes. Hence members of the public are advised to ignore such claims made by any instititution. Any information regarding the authenticity of psychology programmes will be considered on a case by case basis, in tandem with applications for membership with the SPS.
-Bernard Lim
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Coming : 2010 Certificate in Autism (EIP)
29 Jan - 21 May 10 (Fridays)
5.00 pm - 8.30 pm
Pathlight School
Youth Matters™ Series of Seminars
14th November 2009 : Understanding Youth
9th January 2010 : Youth as Assets
10th April 2010 : Working with Youth
10th July 2010 : Presents for Youth
9th October 2010 : Parent-Adolescent Relationships and Influences
Except for the 1st Youth Matters Seminar, subsequent seminars are held on
every 2nd Saturdays of the start of each quarter.
APBAM 2010
18-20 March 2010
SPS Members can register with the ASSOCIATE discounted rate for the Conference. Please specify you are a SPS Member on the Registration Form.
NUS - SPS Public Seminars
November 2009 to October 2010
Foundations of Successful Communication Skills
(Pre-School/ Pri/ Sec/ SPED) by
Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)
9 Jan 10 (Saturday) 9.00 am - 12.00 pm
Pathlight School
contact Ms Lina Kam at 6323-3258
Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)
Training calendar 2010
1. Autism workshops
2. Autism Application Workshop Series:
3. Empowered Learning Series:
4. Autism Certificate Programmes
5. Conference/Seminar and Others
Please feel free to contact Ms Lina Kam at 6323-3258 if you need more information or require clarification.
SPS Event - Paintball! (Therapeutic)
: An Introduction to Adventure Therapy
Thank you to members & friends who joined in the fun
Photos are posted in the photo gallery.
APCA Workshop
Addressing Gambling Addiction with Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Asian Professional Counselling Association"
Learn how to use MiCBT techniques to address addictions crises and train the brain to regulate emotions and prevent relapse. This is a unique opportunity to learn with the principal developer of MiCBT.
Description of the Workshop
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (MiCBT) is a sophisticated integration of mindfulness core principles and traditional CBT. In the services where MiCBT is regularly implemented, complex clients with multiple and chronic difficulties experience rapid and sustained improvement in most life domains.
The aim of this professional workshop is to provide a rationale for the use of MiCBT in problem gambling clients and demonstrate effective skills to facilitate the treatment of comorbid acute and chronic conditions.
Dates: 12, 13, 14 September 2009
Time: 9 am-5 pm (Please arrive at 8.30 am for registration on first day.)
Venue: 7th Floor, Library Complex, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Facilitator
Dr Bruno A. Cayoun, PsyD, MAPS, CCLIN
School of Psychology, University of Tasmania & The MiCBT Institute, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
For more details on workshop and registration pls email: pr@apca-counselling.com
IASSID Singapore 2009
We would like to invite you to the 2nd IASSID Asia Pacific Conference.
The conference will be held at Singapore, 24 to 27 June 2009, at the Furama Riverfront Hotel.
The conference theme is: "Creating possibilities for an inclusive society"
The conference details and the abstract submission system are now
on-line: www.iassid.org
Abstracts need to be submitted by the end of November 2008. Individual papers, symposia, workshops and posters are all welcome. All abstracts will be peer-reviewed and those accepted for the conference will be published in the Journal of Policy & Practice in Intellectual Disabilities.
The on-line registration system will soon be on-line.
There are a number of organisations partnering with IASSID to make this a significant event on the international scientific calender. These include the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC), the Asia Pacific Down Syndrom Federation and the Australian Association of Doctors in Developmental Disability Medicine.
There are also many regional and local service providers working together, as part of our efforts to ensure that the conference provides a mechanism to promote 'research to practice' and that practice issues inform and influence the research agenda of the scientific community.
As part of our efforts to promote dialogue between researchers, practitioners and people with disability, the conference will include the inaugural meeting of the Asian Research to Practice Roundtable.
This event will take place across the 4 days of the conference; bringing together scientists, practitioners and people with disability to establish and implement a research to practice agenda for the region.
The IASSID Academy on Education, Teaching & Research will host accredited workshops prior to and following the conference. The workshops will take place at Singapore and in neighbouring countries.
If you are interested in hosting such a workshop, you can contact the Academy Chair, Professor Roy Brown for details and to discuss your
proposal: roybrown@telus.net
See the attached information sheet for more details of the conference.
Please feel free to circulate this information among your colleagues and networks and to include details in your various organisational newsletters, etc.
We hope to see you at Singapore.
Kind regards,
Dr Keith McVilly & Professor Lisa Wang, IASSID Conference Co-ordination Committee Dr Balbir Singh, Chair of the Local Organising Committee Professor Libby Cohen and Dr Kenneth Poon, Co-Chairs of the Scientific Programme Committee
SPECIAL OFFER FOR SINGAPORE PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS!
40% discount on all British Psychological Society journals
The BPS are offering you a privileged subscription rate to their journals:
• British Journal of Psychology
• British Journal of Clinical Psychology
• British Journal of Developmental Psychology
• British Journal of Educational Psychology
• British Journal of Health Psychology
• British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology
• British Journal of Social Psychology
• Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology
• Legal and Criminological Psychology
• Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice
• Journal of Neuropsychology
Annual subscriptions to any of these journals are available at a 40% discount to bona fide members.
Pay just US$56 as a full member or just US$43 as a student member!
To take advantage of this special offer – contact Julie Neason by e-mail: Julie.Neason@bps.org.uk
Tel: +44(0) 116 252 9580
Fax: +44(0) 116 247 0787
Post: Julie Neason
Journals Manager
The British Psychological Society
St Andrews House
48 Princess Road East
LEICESTER
LE1 7DR
UK
www.bpsjournals.co.uk
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