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We are delighted to welcome the inaugural cohort of the Master of Clinical Mental Health and Psychotherapy (#mcmhp) at #NUS!

During the orientation, students explored the campus, toured the study facilities, learned about the programme’s curriculum, and received an overview of the clinical placement programme.

The MCMHP is designed to meet the evolving mental health needs in Singapore. The programme aligns with the National Mental Health Competency Training requirements for Tier 2 and 3 practice, such as proficiency in clinical mental health assessments, and formulation. Students will gain exposure to diverse therapeutic modalities and engage in hands-on experience during their two blocks of supervised clinical placement at public hospitals, social service agencies, or private clinics.

If you're interested in advancing your career in mental health, visit our website for more information and details on joining the next cohort: medicine.nus.edu.sg/nmsc/mcmhp/
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We are delighted to welcome the inaugural cohort of the Master of Clinical Mental Health and Psychotherapy (#mcmhp) at #NUS!

During the orientation, students explored the campus, toured the study facilities, learned about the programme’s curriculum, and received an overview of the clinical placement programme.

The MCMHP is designed to meet the evolving mental health needs in Singapore. The programme aligns with the National Mental Health Competency Training requirements for Tier 2 and 3 practice, such as proficiency in clinical mental health assessments, and formulation. Students will gain exposure to diverse therapeutic modalities and engage in hands-on experience during their two blocks of supervised clinical placement at public hospitals, social service agencies, or private clinics.

If youre interested in advancing your career in mental health, visit our website for more information and details on joining the next cohort: https://medicine.nus.edu.sg/nmsc/mcmhp/Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

The #NUS Greater Good Series is an initiative where experts and thought leaders come together over an intimate lunch to discuss important societal issues. It’s a space for meaningful conversations, with a focus on #MentalHealth, well-being, and creating positive change.

Yesterday, we were honoured to have Professor Simon Collinson, Clinical Neuropsychologist, Professor of Psychology, and Visiting Professor at the NUS Yeo Boon Khim Mind Science Centre, who shared valuable insights on “The New Frontier: Brain Health in the 21st Century.”

Professor Collinson’s talk centred around a non-drug approach to #cognitive optimisation—a timely and critical topic as we search for ways to preserve brain health as we age. He highlighted the importance of lifestyle choices, early cognitive assessments, and digital tools in reducing the risk of cognitive decline and #dementia.

He also shared emerging digital tools that can assist in screening, tracking, and training brain health—resources that can help us take proactive steps in protecting our cognitive well-being.

A big thank you to Mr. KH Tan, Managing Director of Newsman Realty, whose generous support has made the Greater Good Series possible since 2016. His continued support has helped drive MSC's initiatives in mental health and well-being, helping spark important conversations.
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The #NUS Greater Good Series is an initiative where experts and thought leaders come together over an intimate lunch to discuss important societal issues. It’s a space for meaningful conversations, with a focus on #MentalHealth, well-being, and creating positive change.

Yesterday, we were honoured to have Professor Simon Collinson, Clinical Neuropsychologist, Professor of Psychology, and Visiting Professor at the NUS Yeo Boon Khim Mind Science Centre, who shared valuable insights on “The New Frontier: Brain Health in the 21st Century.”

Professor Collinson’s talk centred around a non-drug approach to #cognitive optimisation—a timely and critical topic as we search for ways to preserve brain health as we age. He highlighted the importance of lifestyle choices, early cognitive assessments, and digital tools in reducing the risk of cognitive decline and #dementia. 

He also shared emerging digital tools that can assist in screening, tracking, and training brain health—resources that can help us take proactive steps in protecting our cognitive well-being.

A big thank you to Mr. KH Tan, Managing Director of Newsman Realty, whose generous support has made the Greater Good Series possible since 2016. His continued support has helped drive MSCs initiatives in mental health and well-being, helping spark important conversations.Image attachmentImage attachment+6Image attachment