Education & Training
Structured clinical training for psychology students and graduates seeking supervised experience within a working mental health setting.
Structured training within a clinical setting.
Programs have defined learning objectives, training hours, eligibility criteria and supervision requirements. Depending on the practicum, trainees participate in seminars, supervised exposure, clinical discussions, assessment activities, documentation practice and feedback.
Neurodevelopmental Assessment & Intervention
Eligibility: 3rd semester psychology students and above.
Introduces developmental screening, autism and ADHD assessment processes, parent interviewing, occupational therapy activities and case formulation. Concludes with a community-based project planned by trainees.
Apply NowMental Health Care Level 1
Eligibility: 3rd semester psychology students and above.
Foundational training in psychiatric classification, clinical intake, Mental Status Examination, case formulation, clinical documentation, psychoeducation and supervised IPD exposure.
Applications ClosedTherapeutic Assessment & Practice
Eligibility: 4th semester psychology students and above.
Practice-oriented training combining 10 hours of seminars and 40 supervised clinical hours with approved cases, case discussion, documentation and supervisor feedback.
Applications ClosedMental Health Care Level 2
Eligibility: Completed undergraduate degree in psychology or successful completion of IQ Mental Health Care Level 1.
Advanced training with greater emphasis on clinical reasoning, psychological assessment, supervised practice, structured workshops and crisis intervention.
Applications ClosedLearning that connects theory to supervised practice.
Structured
Defined objectives, schedules and training requirements.
Supervised
Clinical exposure and practice are guided by supervisors and appropriate boundaries.
Reflective
Discussion, documentation and feedback help trainees turn experience into learning.