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Dear MSCP Members,

We are pleased to invite you to the next session in our MSCP Group Supervision Series — a free online group supervision exclusively for active MSCP members.

This November, we are delighted to welcome Dr. Sakinah Idris, an experienced Clinical Psychologist, Lecturer, and Certified PEERS Facilitator (UCLA Semel Institute).

Dr. Sakinah brings extensive experience in working with individuals on the autism spectrum and in supporting clinicians to strengthen their clinical understanding and skills.

This session aims to deepen clinicians’ understanding of assessment, conceptualisation, and intervention for clients on the autism spectrum, through interactive learning and peer reflection.

To ensure a rich and focused discussion, participation will be limited to clinicians who meet the following criteria:
- Currently working with at least one client with ASD
- Have an interest in neurodiversity-affirming practice
- Willing to come in with questions and readiness to discuss and reflect together

🗓 Date: Friday, 21 November 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
🌐 Platform: Online (link will be provided to registered participants)
📅 Registration Closing Date: 14 November 2025, 5pm

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/Z5JKXtJRib5ue7y79

For enquiries, please contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com
.

We look forward to your participation in what promises to be a reflective and enriching session.

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development (Practitioner Track)
Group Supervision Series Task Force

Dear MSCP Members,

We are pleased to invite you to the next session in our MSCP Group Supervision Series — a free online group supervision exclusively for active MSCP members.

This November, we are delighted to welcome Dr. Sakinah Idris, an experienced Clinical Psychologist, Lecturer, and Certified PEERS Facilitator (UCLA Semel Institute).

Dr. Sakinah brings extensive experience in working with individuals on the autism spectrum and in supporting clinicians to strengthen their clinical understanding and skills.

This session aims to deepen clinicians’ understanding of assessment, conceptualisation, and intervention for clients on the autism spectrum, through interactive learning and peer reflection.

To ensure a rich and focused discussion, participation will be limited to clinicians who meet the following criteria:
- Currently working with at least one client with ASD
- Have an interest in neurodiversity-affirming practice
- Willing to come in with questions and readiness to discuss and reflect together

🗓 Date: Friday, 21 November 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
🌐 Platform: Online (link will be provided to registered participants)
📅 Registration Closing Date: 14 November 2025, 5pm

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/Z5JKXtJRib5ue7y79

For enquiries, please contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com
.

We look forward to your participation in what promises to be a reflective and enriching session.

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development (Practitioner Track)
Group Supervision Series Task Force

This #WorldAlliedHealthProfessionalsDay, we celebrate the vibrant network of allied health experts, each playing a vital role in shaping Malaysia’s holistic care landscape.

From physiotherapists to dietitians, speech therapists to clinical psychologists, our strength lies in our diversity, and our impact grows through collaboration.

As Clinical Psychologists, we are proud to stand alongside fellow professionals under the Malaysian Allied Health Professions Council (MAHPC), continuing to advance mental health as a key pillar of total wellbeing.

Here’s to the many hands, hearts, and minds working together for one purpose, better health for all Malaysians.

#WorldAlliedHealthProfessionalsDay #MSCP #ClinicalPsychologyMalaysia #MAHPC #CollaborativeCare #HolisticHealth #mentalhealthmatters

This #WorldAlliedHealthProfessionalsDay, we celebrate the vibrant network of allied health experts, each playing a vital role in shaping Malaysia’s holistic care landscape.

From physiotherapists to dietitians, speech therapists to clinical psychologists, our strength lies in our diversity, and our impact grows through collaboration.

As Clinical Psychologists, we are proud to stand alongside fellow professionals under the Malaysian Allied Health Professions Council (MAHPC), continuing to advance mental health as a key pillar of total wellbeing.

Here’s to the many hands, hearts, and minds working together for one purpose, better health for all Malaysians.

#WorldAlliedHealthProfessionalsDay #MSCP #ClinicalPsychologyMalaysia #MAHPC #CollaborativeCare #HolisticHealth #mentalhealthmatters

💜 Creating a More Inclusive World for Dyslexics Starts With Us

Dyslexia isn't about intelligence, it's simply a different way the brain processes language. With the right support, everyone can thrive! The best thing about inclusivity is, everyone benefits from it! 🌟

Whether you're an educator, employer, community member, or ally, there are practical steps YOU can take to make spaces more accessible:

✨ Implement assistive technology

✨ Offer flexible formats and extra time

✨ Use dyslexia-friendly fonts and design

✨ Advocate for inclusive policies

✨ Educate yourself and others

Small changes create BIG impact.

Swipe through to discover actionable ways to support the dyslexic community at school, work, and beyond. 👉

📢 CALL TO ACTION: What's ONE accessible change you can commit to this week? Drop it in the comments below!

Let's inspire each other to build a more inclusive world. 💪

Tag someone who needs to see this! ⬇️

#DyslexiaAwarenessWeek #RaiseTheVoice #MSCP #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEducation #MentalHealthAwareness

💜 Creating a More Inclusive World for Dyslexics Starts With Us

Dyslexia isn't about intelligence, it's simply a different way the brain processes language. With the right support, everyone can thrive! The best thing about inclusivity is, everyone benefits from it! 🌟

Whether you're an educator, employer, community member, or ally, there are practical steps YOU can take to make spaces more accessible:

✨ Implement assistive technology

✨ Offer flexible formats and extra time

✨ Use dyslexia-friendly fonts and design

✨ Advocate for inclusive policies

✨ Educate yourself and others

Small changes create BIG impact.

Swipe through to discover actionable ways to support the dyslexic community at school, work, and beyond. 👉

📢 CALL TO ACTION: What's ONE accessible change you can commit to this week? Drop it in the comments below!

Let's inspire each other to build a more inclusive world. 💪

Tag someone who needs to see this! ⬇️

#DyslexiaAwarenessWeek #RaiseTheVoice #MSCP #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEducation #MentalHealthAwareness

Did you know an estimated 1 in 10 people have dyslexia? 💙
Dyslexia is a neurological difference that affects how the brain processes language — but with the right understanding and support, people with dyslexia can absolutely thrive.

In this post, we unpack:
◽️ What dyslexia really is
◽️ Signs to look out for
◽️ Which interventions can make a difference

Let’s build awareness, break misconceptions, and celebrate every person’s unique way of learning.

Did you know an estimated 1 in 10 people have dyslexia? 💙
Dyslexia is a neurological difference that affects how the brain processes language — but with the right understanding and support, people with dyslexia can absolutely thrive.

In this post, we unpack:
◽️ What dyslexia really is
◽️ Signs to look out for
◽️ Which interventions can make a difference

Let’s build awareness, break misconceptions, and celebrate every person’s unique way of learning.

Myth-breaking starts with you. 💡

Awareness begins when we choose to learn before we judge.

Dyslexia is not a sign of laziness or low intelligence, it’s a different way of processing information.

Let’s be responsible knowledge sharers, not bystanders.

Early identification and support can change a child’s entire developmental trajectory.

Together, let’s raise awareness, challenge stigma, and build understanding. 🧠💙

#DyslexiaAwarenessWeek #RaiseTheVoice #MSCP #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEducation #mentalhealthawareness

Myth-breaking starts with you. 💡

Awareness begins when we choose to learn before we judge.

Dyslexia is not a sign of laziness or low intelligence, it’s a different way of processing information.

Let’s be responsible knowledge sharers, not bystanders.

Early identification and support can change a child’s entire developmental trajectory.

Together, let’s raise awareness, challenge stigma, and build understanding. 🧠💙

#DyslexiaAwarenessWeek #RaiseTheVoice #MSCP #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEducation #mentalhealthawareness

This World Mental Health Day, we are reminded that mental health is just as important as physical health.

At MSCP, we promote evidence-based mental health care for community well-being. We are committed to connecting Malaysians with qualified clinical psychologists.

Explore trusted mental health resources:
👉 Follow us for expert mental health insights
👉 Visit our website https://www.mscp.my/ for articles and find a registered clinical psychologist.

Healing begins when we take the first step.

#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthAwareness #MalaysiaMentalHealth #MSCP #MentalHealthMatters #ClinicalPsychology

This World Mental Health Day, we are reminded that mental health is just as important as physical health.

At MSCP, we promote evidence-based mental health care for community well-being. We are committed to connecting Malaysians with qualified clinical psychologists.

Explore trusted mental health resources:
👉 Follow us for expert mental health insights
👉 Visit our website https://www.mscp.my/ for articles and find a registered clinical psychologist.

Healing begins when we take the first step.

#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthAwareness #MalaysiaMentalHealth #MSCP #MentalHealthMatters #ClinicalPsychology

📅 12–14 September 2025 | Five of our MSCP members attended the Non-Communicable Diseases Malaysia Conference (NCDM) 2025, an exceptional platform to explore Malaysia’s evolving NCD landscape.

✨ Highlights from our members at NCDM 2025 ✨
They walked away with meaningful takeaways:
💡 “Collaboration across diverse stakeholders is key.”
💡 “Psychologists play a vital role in prevention.”
💡 “Lifelong learning is powerful — even participants in their 80s inspired me!”
💡 “Prevention starts young — small choices create lasting change.”

From fresh perspectives to impactful conversations, NCDM 2025 left our members inspired, challenged, and motivated to drive mental health forward.

➡️ Swipe to read more of their reflections!

🧡 A heartfelt thank you to the @nationalcancersocietymy @ncdmalaysia @taylorsuni @malaysianmedicalassociation and all sponsors for making this conference possible.

📅 12–14 September 2025 | Five of our MSCP members attended the Non-Communicable Diseases Malaysia Conference (NCDM) 2025, an exceptional platform to explore Malaysia’s evolving NCD landscape.

✨ Highlights from our members at NCDM 2025 ✨
They walked away with meaningful takeaways:
💡 “Collaboration across diverse stakeholders is key.”
💡 “Psychologists play a vital role in prevention.”
💡 “Lifelong learning is powerful — even participants in their 80s inspired me!”
💡 “Prevention starts young — small choices create lasting change.”

From fresh perspectives to impactful conversations, NCDM 2025 left our members inspired, challenged, and motivated to drive mental health forward.

➡️ Swipe to read more of their reflections!

🧡 A heartfelt thank you to the @nationalcancersocietymy @ncdmalaysia @taylorsuni @malaysianmedicalassociation and all sponsors for making this conference possible.

🧠💬 Myths vs Facts: Suicide Awareness

“Suicide shouldn’t be a topic we openly discuss.”

“Maybe I shouldn’t bring up my suicidal thoughts—no one will understand, and I’ll be judged.”

These are common perceptions—both from the public and from individuals with lived experiences. Yet, avoiding conversations about suicide does not prevent it; instead, silence deepens stigma and isolates those in need.

Suicide remains a taboo subject in many communities, often misunderstood as something that talking about might “encourage.” The reality is the opposite: open, informed, and compassionate conversations save lives.

To conclude Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, MSCP emphasizes:
✅ Equip ourselves with accurate knowledge about suicide.
✅ Avoid assumptions about what someone may be going through.
✅ Recognize that every individual deserves to be heard without judgment.
✅ Continue awareness and prevention efforts beyond one month—365 days, 24/7.

Suicide prevention requires collective responsibility—from mental health practitioners, trained gatekeepers, and mental health first aiders, to the wider public.

Together, we can break stigma, build resilience, and create a society where people feel safe to reach out for help.

#SuicidePrevention #MSCPMalaysia #MentalHealthAwareness

🧠💬 Myths vs Facts: Suicide Awareness

“Suicide shouldn’t be a topic we openly discuss.”

“Maybe I shouldn’t bring up my suicidal thoughts—no one will understand, and I’ll be judged.”

These are common perceptions—both from the public and from individuals with lived experiences. Yet, avoiding conversations about suicide does not prevent it; instead, silence deepens stigma and isolates those in need.

Suicide remains a taboo subject in many communities, often misunderstood as something that talking about might “encourage.” The reality is the opposite: open, informed, and compassionate conversations save lives.

To conclude Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, MSCP emphasizes:
✅ Equip ourselves with accurate knowledge about suicide.
✅ Avoid assumptions about what someone may be going through.
✅ Recognize that every individual deserves to be heard without judgment.
✅ Continue awareness and prevention efforts beyond one month—365 days, 24/7.

Suicide prevention requires collective responsibility—from mental health practitioners, trained gatekeepers, and mental health first aiders, to the wider public.

Together, we can break stigma, build resilience, and create a society where people feel safe to reach out for help.

#SuicidePrevention #MSCPMalaysia #MentalHealthAwareness

To save a life, just L.E.A.R.N. to ask. We can all play a vital role in suicide prevention by understanding the L.E.A.R.N. model.

Swipe to learn the basics of how to support someone in distress in conjunction with the Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. For a deeper understanding and to read the full article, visit the MSCP website.

And remember, if you or someone you know needs immediate help in Malaysia, there are dedicated, confidential, and free services available 24/7. You are not alone, and help is always within reach. Let's foster a community of care and understanding.

#BeThe1ToHelp #MentalHealthMatters #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth #Malaysia #SupportMentalHealth #YouAreNotAlone #SeekHelp

To save a life, just L.E.A.R.N. to ask. We can all play a vital role in suicide prevention by understanding the L.E.A.R.N. model.

Swipe to learn the basics of how to support someone in distress in conjunction with the Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. For a deeper understanding and to read the full article, visit the MSCP website.

And remember, if you or someone you know needs immediate help in Malaysia, there are dedicated, confidential, and free services available 24/7. You are not alone, and help is always within reach. Let's foster a community of care and understanding.

#BeThe1ToHelp #MentalHealthMatters #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth #Malaysia #SupportMentalHealth #YouAreNotAlone #SeekHelp

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. While the month is coming to an end, the need for awareness, compassion, and action continues every single day.

Suicide is a global public health issue, but it’s also preventable.
By raising awareness, recognising the warning signs, and offering support, each of us can play a role in saving lives.

🚨 Know the signs.
🌱 Offer support.
🤝 End the stigma.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. While the month is coming to an end, the need for awareness, compassion, and action continues every single day.

Suicide is a global public health issue, but it’s also preventable.
By raising awareness, recognising the warning signs, and offering support, each of us can play a role in saving lives.

🚨 Know the signs.
🌱 Offer support.
🤝 End the stigma.

Dear MSCP members,

There is an opening of applications for the ACBTA–Beck CBT Specialized Therapist Education Program (AB-STEP).

AB-STEP is a collaborative initiative between the Asian Cognitive Behavioral Therapies Association (ACBTA) and the Beck Institute (USA), designed to cultivate the next generation of CBT therapists across Asia. Through a rigorous 12-month online training program (November 14, 2025 – November 23, 2026), participants will gain advanced clinical skills, engage in supervised practice, and contribute to international research in cognitive behavioral therapy. In addition, research findings will be presented at the ACBTA Congress in Tokyo, August 2027.

Further details are available in the images.

Registration link can be found via the QR code on the flyer or the URL below.

🔗: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeXwELxA24IPCOQRWsnBesBYpd_a2KvO3iED8WNTQFG5-BKpg/viewform?usp=dialog

Dear MSCP members,

There is an opening of applications for the ACBTA–Beck CBT Specialized Therapist Education Program (AB-STEP).

AB-STEP is a collaborative initiative between the Asian Cognitive Behavioral Therapies Association (ACBTA) and the Beck Institute (USA), designed to cultivate the next generation of CBT therapists across Asia. Through a rigorous 12-month online training program (November 14, 2025 – November 23, 2026), participants will gain advanced clinical skills, engage in supervised practice, and contribute to international research in cognitive behavioral therapy. In addition, research findings will be presented at the ACBTA Congress in Tokyo, August 2027.

Further details are available in the images.

Registration link can be found via the QR code on the flyer or the URL below.

🔗: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeXwELxA24IPCOQRWsnBesBYpd_a2KvO3iED8WNTQFG5-BKpg/viewform?usp=dialog

Over the past couple of weeks, there have been claims by prominent figures and news outlets that the consumption of Tylenol (paracetamol) causes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP), in alignment with national and international health authorities, such as the American Psychological Association (APA) and the World Health Organization (WHO), wishes to address and correct the alarming piece of misinformation.

Recent social media trends and anecdotal reports have resurfaced this unsubstantiated theory, causing unnecessary anxiety among parents and caregivers. It is crucial to base public health guidance on robust scientific evidence, not on fear or correlation without causation.

The MSCP urges the public to seek information from credible medical sources and to consult with healthcare professionals regarding any health concerns. Spreading unverified claims can have real-world negative consequences. Our collective focus should be on supporting individuals with ASD and their families with accurate information and inclusive practices, not on promoting baseless fears.

Read the full article at: https://www.mscp.my/post/can-painkillers-cause-autism

Over the past couple of weeks, there have been claims by prominent figures and news outlets that the consumption of Tylenol (paracetamol) causes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP), in alignment with national and international health authorities, such as the American Psychological Association (APA) and the World Health Organization (WHO), wishes to address and correct the alarming piece of misinformation.

Recent social media trends and anecdotal reports have resurfaced this unsubstantiated theory, causing unnecessary anxiety among parents and caregivers. It is crucial to base public health guidance on robust scientific evidence, not on fear or correlation without causation.

The MSCP urges the public to seek information from credible medical sources and to consult with healthcare professionals regarding any health concerns. Spreading unverified claims can have real-world negative consequences. Our collective focus should be on supporting individuals with ASD and their families with accurate information and inclusive practices, not on promoting baseless fears.

Read the full article at: https://www.mscp.my/post/can-painkillers-cause-autism

🧠✨ Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness

Did you know?
In 2020, an estimated 8.5%–11% of Malaysians were living with Alzheimer’s disease — and this number is projected to rise by more than 300% by 2050.
Older adults (65+) are most affected, with risk increasing sharply with age.

Risk factors include genetics, lifestyle (e.g., poor diet, limited physical activity), and health conditions such as diabetes or hypertension.

Warning signs to look out for: persistent memory loss, confusion with time/place, difficulty completing familiar tasks, changes in mood or personality.

Early detection and prevention matter. 💜

Let’s raise awareness, support those affected, and advocate for brain health across the lifespan.

#WorldAlzheimersDay #AlzheimersAwareness #MSCP #mentalhealthmalaysia

🧠✨ Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness

Did you know?
In 2020, an estimated 8.5%–11% of Malaysians were living with Alzheimer’s disease — and this number is projected to rise by more than 300% by 2050.
Older adults (65+) are most affected, with risk increasing sharply with age.

Risk factors include genetics, lifestyle (e.g., poor diet, limited physical activity), and health conditions such as diabetes or hypertension.

Warning signs to look out for: persistent memory loss, confusion with time/place, difficulty completing familiar tasks, changes in mood or personality.

Early detection and prevention matter. 💜

Let’s raise awareness, support those affected, and advocate for brain health across the lifespan.

#WorldAlzheimersDay #AlzheimersAwareness #MSCP #mentalhealthmalaysia

🇲🇾 Selamat Hari Malaysia! 🇲🇾

Today, we celebrate not only the unity of our nation but also the rich diversity that shapes who we are. Just as our country thrives on the strength of its many cultures, communities, and voices, mental health care in Malaysia grows stronger when inclusivity, compassion, and collaboration guide us forward.

At MSCP, we believe that mental health is for every Malaysian — regardless of background, language, or belief. Together, let’s continue building a future where seeking support is seen as a sign of strength, and where every individual feels heard, valued, and understood.

✨ Here’s to a Malaysia that stands united — in heart, in mind, and in spirit. ✨

#HariMalaysia #MentalHealthMY #MSCP

🇲🇾 Selamat Hari Malaysia! 🇲🇾

Today, we celebrate not only the unity of our nation but also the rich diversity that shapes who we are. Just as our country thrives on the strength of its many cultures, communities, and voices, mental health care in Malaysia grows stronger when inclusivity, compassion, and collaboration guide us forward.

At MSCP, we believe that mental health is for every Malaysian — regardless of background, language, or belief. Together, let’s continue building a future where seeking support is seen as a sign of strength, and where every individual feels heard, valued, and understood.

✨ Here’s to a Malaysia that stands united — in heart, in mind, and in spirit. ✨

#HariMalaysia #MentalHealthMY #MSCP

✨ It was an inspiring day! ✨
 Our Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Mental Health Professionals on 26th August 2025 brought together passionate mental health professionals, clinicians, therapists ready to take bold steps beyond the therapy room.

Led by Mr. Alvin Tan Kuan Sean — clinical psychologist, supervisor, MBA graduate, and business owner — this session blended clinical wisdom and business strategy to empower mental health and allied health professionals to explore their entrepreneurial potential.

💡 Key Highlights:
* Real-world strategies for building and sustaining a mental health business
* Honest conversations about readiness, pitfalls, and opportunities
* Practical tips for navigating legal, financial, and operational decisions
* Reflective exercises to map strengths, goals, and next steps

🌟 Favourite Quote from the Day: “An entrepreneur often needs to be like a Swiss Army knife—versatile and multi-functional—whereas a clinician is more like a surgical knife, equipped with highly specialised skills.“

Thank you to all who joined us and made this a truly reflective and empowering event!

✨ It was an inspiring day! ✨
 Our Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Mental Health Professionals on 26th August 2025 brought together passionate mental health professionals, clinicians, therapists ready to take bold steps beyond the therapy room.

Led by Mr. Alvin Tan Kuan Sean — clinical psychologist, supervisor, MBA graduate, and business owner — this session blended clinical wisdom and business strategy to empower mental health and allied health professionals to explore their entrepreneurial potential.

💡 Key Highlights:
* Real-world strategies for building and sustaining a mental health business
* Honest conversations about readiness, pitfalls, and opportunities
* Practical tips for navigating legal, financial, and operational decisions
* Reflective exercises to map strengths, goals, and next steps

🌟 Favourite Quote from the Day: “An entrepreneur often needs to be like a Swiss Army knife—versatile and multi-functional—whereas a clinician is more like a surgical knife, equipped with highly specialised skills.“

Thank you to all who joined us and made this a truly reflective and empowering event!

We had an insightful and meaningful meeting with our Higher Education Providers on 19th August 2025, looking at the clinical psychology programme in Malaysia. 🇲🇾🔍

We shared updates on the review of programme standards, including the move of the Clinical Psychology programme into the MQA Programme Standard 2.0 for Allied Health Sciences, in line with the National Education Philosophy, Malaysian Higher Education Blueprint, and Health White Paper.

On top of that, we also highlighted feedback from our MSCP student members, provisional members, and early career members regarding their satisfaction level of the Master of Clinical Psychology programme. Suggestions were also provided in aiding our clinical psychologist graduates transition into the workforce.

We look forward to more collaborative discussions in the future. Till next time! 👋🏻

We had an insightful and meaningful meeting with our Higher Education Providers on 19th August 2025, looking at the clinical psychology programme in Malaysia. 🇲🇾🔍

We shared updates on the review of programme standards, including the move of the Clinical Psychology programme into the MQA Programme Standard 2.0 for Allied Health Sciences, in line with the National Education Philosophy, Malaysian Higher Education Blueprint, and Health White Paper.

On top of that, we also highlighted feedback from our MSCP student members, provisional members, and early career members regarding their satisfaction level of the Master of Clinical Psychology programme. Suggestions were also provided in aiding our clinical psychologist graduates transition into the workforce.

We look forward to more collaborative discussions in the future. Till next time! 👋🏻

New season, new opportunities. 🍂

As we prepare for our September vetting, we invite you to submit your membership application by September 6, 2025.

Whether you’re returning or joining for the first time, we can’t wait to connect, grow, and build something meaningful together.

New season, new opportunities. 🍂

As we prepare for our September vetting, we invite you to submit your membership application by September 6, 2025.

Whether you’re returning or joining for the first time, we can’t wait to connect, grow, and build something meaningful together.

As we conclude this special series, we are reminded that the story of mental health in Malaysia is still being written. From the reflections of senior clinicians who paved the way, to the aspirations of newer generations entering the field — we see a collective commitment towards building a healthier, more compassionate nation.

On this National Day, let us carry forward not just the pride of our shared history, but also the responsibility of shaping a future where mental health is valued and accessible for all Malaysians. 🇲🇾💙

Selamat Hari Kebangsaan & Selamat Hari Malaysia from all of us at MSCP!

As we conclude this special series, we are reminded that the story of mental health in Malaysia is still being written. From the reflections of senior clinicians who paved the way, to the aspirations of newer generations entering the field — we see a collective commitment towards building a healthier, more compassionate nation.

On this National Day, let us carry forward not just the pride of our shared history, but also the responsibility of shaping a future where mental health is valued and accessible for all Malaysians. 🇲🇾💙

Selamat Hari Kebangsaan & Selamat Hari Malaysia from all of us at MSCP!

Looking ahead, what are your hopes for the future of clinical psychology in Malaysia?

In our earlier posts, we explored how senior clinical psychologists paved the way for the profession, and reflected on the current mental health landscape in Malaysia.

In this post, we turn our attention to the future. Hear from our fellow clinical psychologists as they share their aspirations and hopes for the continued growth and impact of clinical psychology in Malaysia.

Read the full accounts from Prof. Rahmatullah Khan, Prof. Alvin Ng, Prof. Keng Shian-Ling, Vanessa, Chai Ying, Anis, Diane, Chia Yan & Shabira by swiping left!

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia #voicesofclinicalpsychologists

Looking ahead, what are your hopes for the future of clinical psychology in Malaysia?

In our earlier posts, we explored how senior clinical psychologists paved the way for the profession, and reflected on the current mental health landscape in Malaysia.

In this post, we turn our attention to the future. Hear from our fellow clinical psychologists as they share their aspirations and hopes for the continued growth and impact of clinical psychology in Malaysia.

Read the full accounts from Prof. Rahmatullah Khan, Prof. Alvin Ng, Prof. Keng Shian-Ling, Vanessa, Chai Ying, Anis, Diane, Chia Yan & Shabira by swiping left!

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia #voicesofclinicalpsychologists

How far has the field of clinical psychology come?

The answers we gathered were honest: pride and gratitude for the progress so far, recognition of key advances, and openness about the gaps that still remain. Growth is clear—but so is the need for continued effort.

Swipe to see what our psychologists said!

How far has the field of clinical psychology come?

The answers we gathered were honest: pride and gratitude for the progress so far, recognition of key advances, and openness about the gaps that still remain. Growth is clear—but so is the need for continued effort.

Swipe to see what our psychologists said!

How would you describe the landscape of clinical psychology in Malaysia today?

Our second question is answered by both pioneers of the field and early-career psychologists. Their answers paint a picture of progress and challenges.

The field is seeing more awareness and demand, plus better collaboration across professions. But there’s still work to do in areas like quality of care, ongoing training, and building clear career paths.

Swipe to read what they had to say!

How would you describe the landscape of clinical psychology in Malaysia today?

Our second question is answered by both pioneers of the field and early-career psychologists. Their answers paint a picture of progress and challenges.

The field is seeing more awareness and demand, plus better collaboration across professions. But there’s still work to do in areas like quality of care, ongoing training, and building clear career paths.

Swipe to read what they had to say!

Q1: What was it like to practice as a clinical psychologist when the profession was just starting out in Malaysia?

The early days were filled with challenges, from limited access to formal training and resources to the important task of educating the public and other professionals about what they do.

Their stories are a powerful reminder of how far the field has come and the incredible work that was done to build the strong foundation we have today in Malaysia.

Read the full accounts from Prof. Rahmatullah Khan, Prof. Alvin Ng, and Prof. Keng Shian-Ling by swiping left!

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia #VoicesofClinicalPsychologists

Q1: What was it like to practice as a clinical psychologist when the profession was just starting out in Malaysia?

The early days were filled with challenges, from limited access to formal training and resources to the important task of educating the public and other professionals about what they do.

Their stories are a powerful reminder of how far the field has come and the incredible work that was done to build the strong foundation we have today in Malaysia.

Read the full accounts from Prof. Rahmatullah Khan, Prof. Alvin Ng, and Prof. Keng Shian-Ling by swiping left!

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia #VoicesofClinicalPsychologists

Coming soon: "Voices of Clinical Psychologists: Malaysia’s Past, Present & Future"!

From August 27-31, we're releasing a powerful new series featuring exclusive interviews with Malaysian Clinical Psychologists of different backgrounds and generations.

Follow along as they share their unique insights on the past, present, and future of their careers in Malaysia.

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia

Coming soon: "Voices of Clinical Psychologists: Malaysia’s Past, Present & Future"!

From August 27-31, we're releasing a powerful new series featuring exclusive interviews with Malaysian Clinical Psychologists of different backgrounds and generations.

Follow along as they share their unique insights on the past, present, and future of their careers in Malaysia.

#ClinicalPsychology #ClinicalPsychologist #Merdeka #MentalHealthMY #MSCP #Malaysia

We’re recruiting!

Work under the leadership of Miss Puveshini (MAHPC(CP)00147) and Mr Jayson (MAHPC(CP)00519) to create events that truly make an impact. You’ll also:

✅ Gain valuable experience
✅ Build your professional network
✅ Contribute to a vibrant community

📩 DM us now and take the first step toward making a difference! Student members welcomed.

We’re recruiting!

Work under the leadership of Miss Puveshini (MAHPC(CP)00147) and Mr Jayson (MAHPC(CP)00519) to create events that truly make an impact. You’ll also:

✅ Gain valuable experience
✅ Build your professional network
✅ Contribute to a vibrant community

📩 DM us now and take the first step toward making a difference! Student members welcomed.

Has it been quite some time since you last dived into research?

Reignite your connection with evidence-based practice — the backbone of clinical psychology — and learn how to make research work for you.
Join us for MSCP’s very first Journal Club on 30 October 2025 (Thursday), 8:00–9:30 p.m. (Zoom, free; MSCP members only).

Our speaker, Prof. Dr Firdaus — Professor & Consultant Clinical Psychologist at UPM & HSAAS, global CBT leader, and former WHO CBT consultant — will not only help you understand what a systematic review is, but also turn one into clear, practice-ready takeaways:
✅️ The paediatric role of psychologists
✅️ Smart parent psychoeducation for growth faltering
✅️ Real, evidence-backed strategies to help children thrive

📌 Important: Participants are required to read the selected research article before the session to fully benefit from the discussion.
To sign up, please refer to your email from MSCP, as this event is exclusively for MSCP active members.

Don’t let your skills rest on old knowledge — keep your practice fresh, informed, and research-driven.

Reach out to mscp.scientist@gmail.com for more information.

Has it been quite some time since you last dived into research?

Reignite your connection with evidence-based practice — the backbone of clinical psychology — and learn how to make research work for you.
Join us for MSCP’s very first Journal Club on 30 October 2025 (Thursday), 8:00–9:30 p.m. (Zoom, free; MSCP members only).

Our speaker, Prof. Dr Firdaus — Professor & Consultant Clinical Psychologist at UPM & HSAAS, global CBT leader, and former WHO CBT consultant — will not only help you understand what a systematic review is, but also turn one into clear, practice-ready takeaways:
✅️ The paediatric role of psychologists
✅️ Smart parent psychoeducation for growth faltering
✅️ Real, evidence-backed strategies to help children thrive

📌 Important: Participants are required to read the selected research article before the session to fully benefit from the discussion.
To sign up, please refer to your email from MSCP, as this event is exclusively for MSCP active members.

Don’t let your skills rest on old knowledge — keep your practice fresh, informed, and research-driven.

Reach out to mscp.scientist@gmail.com for more information.

Dear MSCP Members,

We are pleased to invite you to the next session in our MSCP Group Supervision Series 2025 — a free online group supervision exclusively for active MSCP members.

This September, we are honoured to welcome Mr. Pheh Kai Shuen, Consultant Clinical Psychologist (Sessional) at private hospitals and Lecturer at the Department of Psychology and Counselling, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR).

Mr. Pheh brings extensive experience from his past work with the World Health Organization (WHO) in Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, and Singapore. His clinical interests include suicide prevention and the assessment and management of neurodevelopmental disorders, and he regularly trains professionals in psychiatry, paediatrics, emergency medicine, and public health.

This supervision session will feature case presentations by participants, followed by guided discussion with Mr. Pheh. Participants will receive clinical input and reflections from both Mr. Pheh and their peers, in a collaborative and supportive learning environment.

📢 Call for Case Presenters
If you wish to present a case, please indicate this in the registration form and provide a short summary of your case.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 24 September 2025
⏰ Time: 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🔗 Platform: Online (link will be provided to registered participants)
📌Registration Deadline: Monday, 15 September 2025

This series is exclusive for MSCP members only, please find the registration link in your mailbox.

For enquiries, contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com.

We look forward to learning together with you!

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development (Practitioner Track)
Group Supervision Series Task Force

Dear MSCP Members,

We are pleased to invite you to the next session in our MSCP Group Supervision Series 2025 — a free online group supervision exclusively for active MSCP members.

This September, we are honoured to welcome Mr. Pheh Kai Shuen, Consultant Clinical Psychologist (Sessional) at private hospitals and Lecturer at the Department of Psychology and Counselling, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR).

Mr. Pheh brings extensive experience from his past work with the World Health Organization (WHO) in Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, and Singapore. His clinical interests include suicide prevention and the assessment and management of neurodevelopmental disorders, and he regularly trains professionals in psychiatry, paediatrics, emergency medicine, and public health.

This supervision session will feature case presentations by participants, followed by guided discussion with Mr. Pheh. Participants will receive clinical input and reflections from both Mr. Pheh and their peers, in a collaborative and supportive learning environment.

📢 Call for Case Presenters
If you wish to present a case, please indicate this in the registration form and provide a short summary of your case.

📅 Date: Wednesday, 24 September 2025
⏰ Time: 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
🔗 Platform: Online (link will be provided to registered participants)
📌Registration Deadline: Monday, 15 September 2025

This series is exclusive for MSCP members only, please find the registration link in your mailbox.

For enquiries, contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com.

We look forward to learning together with you!

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development (Practitioner Track)
Group Supervision Series Task Force

Dear MSCP members,

As a full member of the Asian CBT Association (ACBTA), MSCP would like to share the following Meet-The-Expert talk, this time by our very own MSCP President, Dr Jamilah Hanum.

Title: Integrating Third-Wave CBT and Spiritual Wisdom in Digital Mental Health: From Research to Real-World Impact
Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jamilah Hanum Binti Abdul Khaiyom
Date (Day): 16 August 2025 (Saturday)
Time: 4.00 PM (Malaysia time)
Venue: Zoom

🔗 To register, please go to https://acbtakhaiyom.peatix.com/

More details available in the photos. Hope to see many of you there!

Dear MSCP members,

As a full member of the Asian CBT Association (ACBTA), MSCP would like to share the following Meet-The-Expert talk, this time by our very own MSCP President, Dr Jamilah Hanum.

Title: Integrating Third-Wave CBT and Spiritual Wisdom in Digital Mental Health: From Research to Real-World Impact
Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jamilah Hanum Binti Abdul Khaiyom
Date (Day): 16 August 2025 (Saturday)
Time: 4.00 PM (Malaysia time)
Venue: Zoom

🔗 To register, please go to https://acbtakhaiyom.peatix.com/

More details available in the photos. Hope to see many of you there!

We’re officially on LinkedIn — Welcome to the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP)!

The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology is now on LinkedIn — your professional touchpoint for updates, advocacy, insights, and events that shape the field of clinical psychology in Malaysia.

Whether you’re a clinical psychologist, mental health professional, student, researcher, policymaker, or someone passionate about mental health — we invite you to follow our page for:

✅ Evidence-based perspectives
✅ Public awareness initiatives
✅ Professional development opportunities
✅ Updates on ethical practice and policy
✅ Community engagement campaigns

💬 Tag us in your posts and help amplify ethical and professional mental health services in Malaysia.

Let’s strengthen the integrity of psychological care — together.

Follow us. Share us. Tag us.

#MSCP #Mentalhealthawareness #ClinicalPsychology #MalaysianSocietyofClinicalPsychology

We’re officially on LinkedIn — Welcome to the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP)!

The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology is now on LinkedIn — your professional touchpoint for updates, advocacy, insights, and events that shape the field of clinical psychology in Malaysia.

Whether you’re a clinical psychologist, mental health professional, student, researcher, policymaker, or someone passionate about mental health — we invite you to follow our page for:

✅ Evidence-based perspectives
✅ Public awareness initiatives
✅ Professional development opportunities
✅ Updates on ethical practice and policy
✅ Community engagement campaigns

💬 Tag us in your posts and help amplify ethical and professional mental health services in Malaysia.

Let’s strengthen the integrity of psychological care — together.

Follow us. Share us. Tag us.

#MSCP #Mentalhealthawareness #ClinicalPsychology #MalaysianSocietyofClinicalPsychology

📣 MSCP wants to hear from YOU!

We’re gathering feedback to bring your voices to the table in our upcoming meeting with Higher Education Providers of Clinical Psychology this August!

Tell us:
- What supported your journey?
- Were you ready for the workforce?
- What could be improved?

This feedback is open to all:
• MSCP Student Members
• Early Career Members (within 5 years of graduation)
• Provisional Members

Deadline: 3rd August 2025

Scan the QR code to share your feedback now!

📣 MSCP wants to hear from YOU!

We’re gathering feedback to bring your voices to the table in our upcoming meeting with Higher Education Providers of Clinical Psychology this August!

Tell us:
- What supported your journey?
- Were you ready for the workforce?
- What could be improved?

This feedback is open to all:
• MSCP Student Members
• Early Career Members (within 5 years of graduation)
• Provisional Members

Deadline: 3rd August 2025

Scan the QR code to share your feedback now!

Let's make a real difference! 🤝 Mental health is a community responsibility, and every one of us has a crucial part to play. Discover how we can all support individuals living with schizophrenia and advocate for improved mental healthcare across Malaysia. Together, we can create a more compassionate and informed community.

It’s almost here! Only one day until National Schizophrenia Awareness Day! 🧠 Join us in spreading awareness by sharing this post with your friends and families.

#schizophrenia

#nationalschizophreniaawarenessday

#mentalhealthawareness #breakthestigma

Let's make a real difference! 🤝 Mental health is a community responsibility, and every one of us has a crucial part to play. Discover how we can all support individuals living with schizophrenia and advocate for improved mental healthcare across Malaysia. Together, we can create a more compassionate and informed community.

It’s almost here! Only one day until National Schizophrenia Awareness Day! 🧠 Join us in spreading awareness by sharing this post with your friends and families.

#schizophrenia

#nationalschizophreniaawarenessday

#mentalhealthawareness #breakthestigma

“People with schizophrenia are dangerous.”

Let’s bust this myth.

The truth? Most individuals with schizophrenia are not violent, but they are often misunderstood, isolated, and stigmatized. The fear of danger is more often driven by misinformation than reality.

Let’s talk about it. Let’s build empathy, not fear.

(Disclaimer: Information shared is for awareness and education purposes only and does not replace professional advice. For concerns, consult a qualified mental health professional.)

👉 Share this to help us break the stigma.

#schizophrenia #nationalschizophreniaawarenessday #mentalhealthawareness #breakthestigma

“People with schizophrenia are dangerous.”

Let’s bust this myth.

The truth? Most individuals with schizophrenia are not violent, but they are often misunderstood, isolated, and stigmatized. The fear of danger is more often driven by misinformation than reality.

Let’s talk about it. Let’s build empathy, not fear.

(Disclaimer: Information shared is for awareness and education purposes only and does not replace professional advice. For concerns, consult a qualified mental health professional.)

👉 Share this to help us break the stigma.

#schizophrenia #nationalschizophreniaawarenessday #mentalhealthawareness #breakthestigma

Schizophrenia remains one of the most complex and misunderstood psychiatric conditions.

Two key awareness dates—World Schizophrenia Awareness Day (24 May) and National Schizophrenia Awareness Day (25 July)—serve as important reminders of the ongoing need for education, clinical understanding, and stigma reduction.

In support of this, we are launching a series to promote accurate knowledge about schizophrenia, its symptoms, and its impact. The need for continued awareness remains critical.

This series aims to provide clinically informed, accessible information to help foster early recognition, appropriate support, and greater empathy.

Schizophrenia remains one of the most complex and misunderstood psychiatric conditions.

Two key awareness dates—World Schizophrenia Awareness Day (24 May) and National Schizophrenia Awareness Day (25 July)—serve as important reminders of the ongoing need for education, clinical understanding, and stigma reduction.

In support of this, we are launching a series to promote accurate knowledge about schizophrenia, its symptoms, and its impact. The need for continued awareness remains critical.

This series aims to provide clinically informed, accessible information to help foster early recognition, appropriate support, and greater empathy.

We love seeing Malaysians talk more openly about emotional well-being. But with the rise of self-development & “healing” programs, we also urge you to choose wisely. Your mental health deserves more than just good intentions, it deserves safe, ethical, evidence-based care.

If you or someone you know is seeking support for trauma, stress, or relationship issues, connect with a qualified mental health professional.

📲 Visit our MSCP Clinical Psychologist Directory at:
https://www.mscp.my/copy-of-clinical-psychologist-directory

Always ask:
🔹 Is this person registered?
🔹 Are they trained in mental health?
🔹 Is this based on evidence?

Read the full article here: https://www.mscp.my/post/mscp-president-s-address

#MentalHealthMalaysia #MSCP #MentalHealthAwareness#psychologynotpseudoscience

We love seeing Malaysians talk more openly about emotional well-being. But with the rise of self-development & “healing” programs, we also urge you to choose wisely. Your mental health deserves more than just good intentions, it deserves safe, ethical, evidence-based care.

If you or someone you know is seeking support for trauma, stress, or relationship issues, connect with a qualified mental health professional.

📲 Visit our MSCP Clinical Psychologist Directory at:
https://www.mscp.my/copy-of-clinical-psychologist-directory

Always ask:
🔹 Is this person registered?
🔹 Are they trained in mental health?
🔹 Is this based on evidence?

Read the full article here: https://www.mscp.my/post/mscp-president-s-address

#MentalHealthMalaysia #MSCP #MentalHealthAwareness#psychologynotpseudoscience

Hello there from MSCP!

We’re thrilled to invite you to a one-day Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Mental Health Professionals, happening on Tuesday, 26 August 2025!

This full-day, hands-on workshop will be led by Mr. Alvin Tan Kuan Sean — registered clinical psychologist, clinical supervisor, MBA graduate, and business owner of People Psychological Solutions and Bright Start Child and Adolescent Psychology. With his rare blend of clinical and business expertise, Mr. Alvin offers practical, grounded insights for those ready to grow beyond the therapy room.

This session is tailored for mental health and allied health professionals seeking real-world insights, reflective activities, and practical guidance — not just theory.

🧠Is This Workshop for You?
Whether you’re:
• Dreaming of private practice
• A new business owner seeking direction
• Or wondering, “Could I build something of my own?”
— this workshop is made for you.

📘 What You’ll Gain
• Clarity on your readiness — financially, emotionally, and practically
• How to avoid key legal, financial, and operational pitfalls
• Choosing the right business structure (and what it protects or exposes)
• Mapping your strengths and growth areas
• Understanding market forces shaping the mental health industry
• A confident first step — even if you’re not “business-minded”

📍 Workshop Details
📅 Date: Tuesday, 26 August 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
📍 Venue: Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya
🍴 Lunch and refreshments provided

💰 Fee Structure
👤 General Public
• RM500
🎓 MSCP Members / Taylor’s University Students & Staff
• RM300
🌟 For MSCP Student Members and Taylor’s University MCP Students)
• Early Bird Special – RM250 (Only 10 seats available, valid until 26 July 2025)

🎟 Seats are limited — reserve yours now!

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/xkJKoBrsdfFtmrMf9
🗓 Registration closes: 15 August 2025 (Friday), 3:00 P.M.

📩 For enquiries, contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com
We look forward to growing with you!

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development

Hello there from MSCP!

We’re thrilled to invite you to a one-day Entrepreneurship Masterclass for Mental Health Professionals, happening on Tuesday, 26 August 2025!

This full-day, hands-on workshop will be led by Mr. Alvin Tan Kuan Sean — registered clinical psychologist, clinical supervisor, MBA graduate, and business owner of People Psychological Solutions and Bright Start Child and Adolescent Psychology. With his rare blend of clinical and business expertise, Mr. Alvin offers practical, grounded insights for those ready to grow beyond the therapy room.

This session is tailored for mental health and allied health professionals seeking real-world insights, reflective activities, and practical guidance — not just theory.

🧠Is This Workshop for You?
Whether you’re:
• Dreaming of private practice
• A new business owner seeking direction
• Or wondering, “Could I build something of my own?”
— this workshop is made for you.

📘 What You’ll Gain
• Clarity on your readiness — financially, emotionally, and practically
• How to avoid key legal, financial, and operational pitfalls
• Choosing the right business structure (and what it protects or exposes)
• Mapping your strengths and growth areas
• Understanding market forces shaping the mental health industry
• A confident first step — even if you’re not “business-minded”

📍 Workshop Details
📅 Date: Tuesday, 26 August 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
📍 Venue: Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya
🍴 Lunch and refreshments provided

💰 Fee Structure
👤 General Public
• RM500
🎓 MSCP Members / Taylor’s University Students & Staff
• RM300
🌟 For MSCP Student Members and Taylor’s University MCP Students)
• Early Bird Special – RM250 (Only 10 seats available, valid until 26 July 2025)

🎟 Seats are limited — reserve yours now!

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/xkJKoBrsdfFtmrMf9
🗓 Registration closes: 15 August 2025 (Friday), 3:00 P.M.

📩 For enquiries, contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com
We look forward to growing with you!

Warm regards,
MSCP Professional Development

📢 The Asian CBT Association is pleased to invite you to an online workshop by Prof. Farooq Naeem, Global CBT Ambassador 2025 (ACBTA/ WCCBT).

🧠 Workshop Title:
CBT for Psychosis: Skill-based and Case Discussion

🗓 Date: 8 August 2025 (Friday) - 2 hours

🕗 Time:
▪ 8.00 PM (Malaysia / Hong Kong)
▪ 5.00 PM (Pakistan)
▪ 5.30 PM (India)
▪ 7.00 PM (Thailand / Indonesia WIB)
▪ 9.00 PM (Korea / Japan)

💻 Platform: Zoom (access link will be provided upon successful registration)

💵 Participation Fee: USD 25 / RM 100

🔗 Register here to receive your Zoom link:

https://forms.gle/uv9vg5ySp1qYeKt38

📢 The Asian CBT Association is pleased to invite you to an online workshop by Prof. Farooq Naeem, Global CBT Ambassador 2025 (ACBTA/ WCCBT).

🧠 Workshop Title:
CBT for Psychosis: Skill-based and Case Discussion

🗓 Date: 8 August 2025 (Friday) - 2 hours

🕗 Time:
▪ 8.00 PM (Malaysia / Hong Kong)
▪ 5.00 PM (Pakistan)
▪ 5.30 PM (India)
▪ 7.00 PM (Thailand / Indonesia WIB)
▪ 9.00 PM (Korea / Japan)

💻 Platform: Zoom (access link will be provided upon successful registration)

💵 Participation Fee: USD 25 / RM 100

🔗 Register here to receive your Zoom link:

https://forms.gle/uv9vg5ySp1qYeKt38

MSCP Townhall 2025: Highlights & Key Takeaways

A sincere thank you to all MSCP members who joined our recent virtual Townhall themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.” Your voices, questions, and engagement are shaping the way forward for our profession in Malaysia.

Here’s a quick recap of the conversations that mattered:

🔹 Clarifying registration vs. licensing — no licensing exam in Malaysia (yet).
🔹 Addressing technical issues with APC/PC processes — escalated for resolution.
🔹 Spotlight on academicians’ re-entry pathways, interprofessional collaboration, and CPD tracking.
🔹 Amplifying member voices around community support, membership renewals, and systemic improvements.

Your input makes a difference. Let’s continue building a profession rooted in integrity, clarity, and collective progress.

📣 Stay tuned for more updates from MSCP, because change happens when we speak, listen, and move together.

#MSCPMalaysia #ClinicalPsychologyMY #Act774 #ProfessionalAdvocacy #MentalHealthMatters #ClinicalPsychologistMalaysia #Townhall2025

MSCP Townhall 2025: Highlights & Key Takeaways

A sincere thank you to all MSCP members who joined our recent virtual Townhall themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.” Your voices, questions, and engagement are shaping the way forward for our profession in Malaysia.

Here’s a quick recap of the conversations that mattered:

🔹 Clarifying registration vs. licensing — no licensing exam in Malaysia (yet).
🔹 Addressing technical issues with APC/PC processes — escalated for resolution.
🔹 Spotlight on academicians’ re-entry pathways, interprofessional collaboration, and CPD tracking.
🔹 Amplifying member voices around community support, membership renewals, and systemic improvements.

Your input makes a difference. Let’s continue building a profession rooted in integrity, clarity, and collective progress.

📣 Stay tuned for more updates from MSCP, because change happens when we speak, listen, and move together.

#MSCPMalaysia #ClinicalPsychologyMY #Act774 #ProfessionalAdvocacy #MentalHealthMatters #ClinicalPsychologistMalaysia #Townhall2025

🎯 Calling all MSCP members — trainees, students & early career clinical psychologists!

Join us for a FREE online group supervision session, exclusively for MSCP members, as part of our MSCP Group Supervision Series!

🧠 This July, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Sam Jeng Mun — registered clinical psychologist, senior lecturer, and experienced supervisor with over 10 years of clinical experience and 6+ years of supervising trainee psychologists.

Her area of expertise? Brief CBT interventions — focused, practical, and evidence-based. She’ll walk us through real case discussions, and share how brief CBT can help clients build emotional resilience and regain control over their lives.

🗓 Date: Saturday, 19th July 2025
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Platform: Online

👥 Exclusively for active MSCP members only.

🖊️ Register now via https://forms.gle/F5x5pEK7uKDWfpZg7,
scan the QR code on the poster or
contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your clinical insight and grow with peers in a supportive space! 🌱

🎯 Calling all MSCP members — trainees, students & early career clinical psychologists!

Join us for a FREE online group supervision session, exclusively for MSCP members, as part of our MSCP Group Supervision Series!

🧠 This July, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Sam Jeng Mun — registered clinical psychologist, senior lecturer, and experienced supervisor with over 10 years of clinical experience and 6+ years of supervising trainee psychologists.

Her area of expertise? Brief CBT interventions — focused, practical, and evidence-based. She’ll walk us through real case discussions, and share how brief CBT can help clients build emotional resilience and regain control over their lives.

🗓 Date: Saturday, 19th July 2025
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Platform: Online

👥 Exclusively for active MSCP members only.

🖊️ Register now via https://forms.gle/F5x5pEK7uKDWfpZg7,
scan the QR code on the poster or
contact us at mscp.practitioner@gmail.com

Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your clinical insight and grow with peers in a supportive space! 🌱

Selamat Menyambut Awal Muharram 2025 to all our members and friends who are celebrating! 🌙🕌️ May this new year illuminate the path towards greater understanding, emotional well‑being, and collective strength within our communities.

#AwalMuharram #IslamicNewYear

Selamat Menyambut Awal Muharram 2025 to all our members and friends who are celebrating! 🌙🕌️ May this new year illuminate the path towards greater understanding, emotional well‑being, and collective strength within our communities.

#AwalMuharram #IslamicNewYear

The “1st MyMFT Mental Health Professionals Dialogue 2025“ was held on June 15, 2025, to foster inter-professional dialogue and collaboration within the Malaysian mental health landscape. The event brought together a diverse group of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, trainees, clinical psychologists, and counselors.

MSCP reaffirmed its commitment to advancing family-centered mental health care. The President, Dr Jamilah Hanum’s address emphasized the vital role families play, and how collaboration across disciplines can build more holistic and sustainable mental health services in Malaysia.

To read more about Dr Jamilah’s address on MSCP’s commitment to family-centered mental health care, please check out:

https://www.mscp.my/post/jamilah-hanum-s-address-mscp-s-commitment-to-family-centered-mental-health-care

#mentalhealth #familytherapy #familycentered

The “1st MyMFT Mental Health Professionals Dialogue 2025“ was held on June 15, 2025, to foster inter-professional dialogue and collaboration within the Malaysian mental health landscape. The event brought together a diverse group of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, trainees, clinical psychologists, and counselors.

MSCP reaffirmed its commitment to advancing family-centered mental health care. The President, Dr Jamilah Hanum’s address emphasized the vital role families play, and how collaboration across disciplines can build more holistic and sustainable mental health services in Malaysia.

To read more about Dr Jamilah’s address on MSCP’s commitment to family-centered mental health care, please check out:

https://www.mscp.my/post/jamilah-hanum-s-address-mscp-s-commitment-to-family-centered-mental-health-care

#mentalhealth #familytherapy #familycentered

Collaboration 🤝 in the works!

MSCP recently connected with AIESEC UPM to explore opportunities for collaboration on their Discover Project. The Discover Project is an initiative focused on mental health awareness and emotional intelligence among secondary school students.

AIESEC, a youth-led volunteering organisation, runs impactful projects within UPM and across universities nationwide. The Discover Project supports SDG 4: Quality Education by equipping young people with critical thinking and emotional resilience. It is set to run from July to September.

We look forward to sharing this meaningful partnership with the MSCP community!

Collaboration 🤝 in the works!

MSCP recently connected with AIESEC UPM to explore opportunities for collaboration on their Discover Project. The Discover Project is an initiative focused on mental health awareness and emotional intelligence among secondary school students.

AIESEC, a youth-led volunteering organisation, runs impactful projects within UPM and across universities nationwide. The Discover Project supports SDG 4: Quality Education by equipping young people with critical thinking and emotional resilience. It is set to run from July to September.

We look forward to sharing this meaningful partnership with the MSCP community!

💙 “What’s one thing you think men struggle with but rarely talk about?”

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts and opened up about this important topic. It takes courage and strength to shed light on struggles that too often stay hidden.

At MSCP, we deeply value these conversations — because acknowledging vulnerability is the first step towards understanding and supporting men’s mental health.

✉️ We invite you to share this post with your friends, colleagues, or family members. Together, we can help create a more open, accepting space for men to talk about their feelings and seek the support they deserve.

⚠️ Disclaimer: These reflections are based on general community responses and may not capture every individual experience. If you or someone you know is feeling overwhelmed, we strongly encourage reaching out to a qualified mental health professional for support. You’re not alone, and help is available.

#MensMentalHealth #BreakTheStigma #MentalHealthAwareness #ItIsOkayToTalk #MSCP

💙 “What’s one thing you think men struggle with but rarely talk about?”

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts and opened up about this important topic. It takes courage and strength to shed light on struggles that too often stay hidden.

At MSCP, we deeply value these conversations — because acknowledging vulnerability is the first step towards understanding and supporting men’s mental health.

✉️ We invite you to share this post with your friends, colleagues, or family members. Together, we can help create a more open, accepting space for men to talk about their feelings and seek the support they deserve.

⚠️ Disclaimer: These reflections are based on general community responses and may not capture every individual experience. If you or someone you know is feeling overwhelmed, we strongly encourage reaching out to a qualified mental health professional for support. You’re not alone, and help is available.

#MensMentalHealth #BreakTheStigma #MentalHealthAwareness #ItIsOkayToTalk #MSCP

It’s that time of the year again!

To new applicants and lapsed members, be sure to submit your applications to MSCP by 4th July 2025 for timely processing.
The cut-off date is fast approaching, and we don’t want you to miss out.

It’s that time of the year again!

To new applicants and lapsed members, be sure to submit your applications to MSCP by 4th July 2025 for timely processing.
The cut-off date is fast approaching, and we don’t want you to miss out.

Dear MSCP Members,

Happy Monday!

This is a kind reminder to register for our upcoming MSCP Townhall 2025, themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.”

📅 Only 2 days left before registration closes!
Exclusive to MSCP members only. Please check your email for registration details.

🕛 Deadline: 18 June 2025, 12:00 PM

Let’s stay informed and united as we navigate the path forward for our profession.

Dear MSCP Members,

Happy Monday!

This is a kind reminder to register for our upcoming MSCP Townhall 2025, themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.”

📅 Only 2 days left before registration closes!
Exclusive to MSCP members only. Please check your email for registration details.

🕛 Deadline: 18 June 2025, 12:00 PM

Let’s stay informed and united as we navigate the path forward for our profession.

President MSCP, Dr. Jamilah Hanun merakamkan ucapan takziah kepada keluarga mangsa kemalangan pelajar-pelajar UPSI yang berlaku baru-baru ini. Kami mendoakan agar roh mereka dikurniakan rahmat dan keampunan daripada Allah SWT, serta mereka yang masih dirawat, termasuk ahli keluarga dari kenderaan MPV yang terlibat, dikurniakan kesembuhan dan kekuatan dalam menghadapi ujian yang amat berat ini.

Tragedi sebegini boleh memberi kesan psikologi yang serius — bukan hanya kepada mangsa, tetapi juga kepada yang menyaksikan, mengenali atau menonton rakaman kejadian.

Kenali tanda-tanda gangguan tekanan akut seperti mimpi buruk berulang, rasa sedih mendalam, atau cuba mengelak perkara yang mengingatkan kejadian.

Swipe 👉 untuk baca perutusan presiden MSCP penuh dan ketahui bila perlu dapatkan bantuan profesional.

President MSCP, Dr. Jamilah Hanun merakamkan ucapan takziah kepada keluarga mangsa kemalangan pelajar-pelajar UPSI yang berlaku baru-baru ini. Kami mendoakan agar roh mereka dikurniakan rahmat dan keampunan daripada Allah SWT, serta mereka yang masih dirawat, termasuk ahli keluarga dari kenderaan MPV yang terlibat, dikurniakan kesembuhan dan kekuatan dalam menghadapi ujian yang amat berat ini.

Tragedi sebegini boleh memberi kesan psikologi yang serius — bukan hanya kepada mangsa, tetapi juga kepada yang menyaksikan, mengenali atau menonton rakaman kejadian.

Kenali tanda-tanda gangguan tekanan akut seperti mimpi buruk berulang, rasa sedih mendalam, atau cuba mengelak perkara yang mengingatkan kejadian.

Swipe 👉 untuk baca perutusan presiden MSCP penuh dan ketahui bila perlu dapatkan bantuan profesional.

Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP) merakamkan ucapan takziah dan rasa dukacita yang mendalam atas insiden kemalangan yang melibatkan para pelajar Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI).

Kami mendoakan agar roh mereka yang terkorban dikurniakan rahmat dan keampunan daripada Allah SWT. Bagi mereka yang sedang menerima rawatan, termasuk ahli keluarga dari kenderaan MPV Perodua Alza yang turut terlibat, semoga dikurniakan kesembuhan dan kekuatan dalam menempuh ujian ini.

Semoga ahli keluarga, rakan-rakan, dan seluruh warga UPSI terus diberi ketabahan serta dipermudahkan dalam menerima sokongan yang diperlukan.

Buat rakyat Malaysia yang mengikuti perkembangan tragedi ini dan turut merasai kesedihannya, semoga anda semua dikurniakan hati yang tenang dan dipermudahkan urusan.

Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP) merakamkan ucapan takziah dan rasa dukacita yang mendalam atas insiden kemalangan yang melibatkan para pelajar Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI).

Kami mendoakan agar roh mereka yang terkorban dikurniakan rahmat dan keampunan daripada Allah SWT. Bagi mereka yang sedang menerima rawatan, termasuk ahli keluarga dari kenderaan MPV Perodua Alza yang turut terlibat, semoga dikurniakan kesembuhan dan kekuatan dalam menempuh ujian ini.

Semoga ahli keluarga, rakan-rakan, dan seluruh warga UPSI terus diberi ketabahan serta dipermudahkan dalam menerima sokongan yang diperlukan.

Buat rakyat Malaysia yang mengikuti perkembangan tragedi ini dan turut merasai kesedihannya, semoga anda semua dikurniakan hati yang tenang dan dipermudahkan urusan.

Dear MSCP Members,

Good day and warm greetings.

This is a kind reminder to register for our upcoming MSCP Townhall 2025, themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.” We look forward to your participation in this important event that aims to provide timely updates and foster a shared understanding of Clinical Psychology’s regulation under the Allied Health Professions Act 2016 (Act 774).

🗓️ Date: Saturday, 21 June 2025
🕑 Time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
💻 Platform: Zoom (link will be shared with registered participants)

📥 Register Now
Only 7 days left before registration closes!
Exclusive to MSCP members only. Please check your email for registration details.
🕛 Deadline: 18 June 2025, 12:00 PM

🧾 Membership Reminder
If you have yet to renew your MSCP membership, we kindly encourage you to do so soon to ensure uninterrupted access to this event and other exclusive updates.

Let’s stay informed and united as we navigate the path forward for our profession.

Dear MSCP Members,

Good day and warm greetings.

This is a kind reminder to register for our upcoming MSCP Townhall 2025, themed “Regulating Clinical Psychology under Act 774.” We look forward to your participation in this important event that aims to provide timely updates and foster a shared understanding of Clinical Psychology’s regulation under the Allied Health Professions Act 2016 (Act 774).

🗓️ Date: Saturday, 21 June 2025
🕑 Time: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
💻 Platform: Zoom (link will be shared with registered participants)

📥 Register Now
Only 7 days left before registration closes!
Exclusive to MSCP members only. Please check your email for registration details.
🕛 Deadline: 18 June 2025, 12:00 PM

🧾 Membership Reminder
If you have yet to renew your MSCP membership, we kindly encourage you to do so soon to ensure uninterrupted access to this event and other exclusive updates.

Let’s stay informed and united as we navigate the path forward for our profession.

The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology extends our deepest appreciation to our former secretariat, Ms Chong Shao Yin, who has served with unwavering commitment from December 2019 to May 2025.

Through five and a half years of transformation, transitions, and growth, you stood as a quiet force behind the scenes — keeping us grounded, organised, and thriving.

From all of us at MSCP, thank you for your tireless contributions and the integrity you brought into every task.

Wishing you all the best in your journey ahead. 🌱

With respect and gratitude,
MSCP Executive Committee

The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology extends our deepest appreciation to our former secretariat, Ms Chong Shao Yin, who has served with unwavering commitment from December 2019 to May 2025.

Through five and a half years of transformation, transitions, and growth, you stood as a quiet force behind the scenes — keeping us grounded, organised, and thriving.

From all of us at MSCP, thank you for your tireless contributions and the integrity you brought into every task.

Wishing you all the best in your journey ahead. 🌱

With respect and gratitude,
MSCP Executive Committee

May this blessed occasion bring peace, gratitude, and renewed compassion to your heart and home.

As we reflect on the values of sacrifice, empathy, and togetherness, may we continue to nurture mental well-being in our communities.

From all of us at the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology,
Selamat Hari Raya Haji! 🌙💚

May this blessed occasion bring peace, gratitude, and renewed compassion to your heart and home.

As we reflect on the values of sacrifice, empathy, and togetherness, may we continue to nurture mental well-being in our communities.

From all of us at the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology,
Selamat Hari Raya Haji! 🌙💚

Mental health isn't just about comfortable chairs and talking to a therapist. It's also about building connection, and that connection starts with those around us.

As we approach the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, let's commit to fostering compassionate spaces. A simple "How are you? Apa khabar? Let’s have a drink together?” can be a lifeline. You don't need to be an expert to make a difference; you just need to be available.

Building trust opens the door to healing. If you're looking for resources, reliable information is available from Befrienders, MMHA, MIASA, ThriveWell, Selangor Mental Sihat Initiative or from us here at MSCP.

Community isn't a place; it's people. It's you, It's me, it’s all of us. Let's make mental well-being a shared responsibility.

#MentalHealthAwareness #CommunityFirst #SupportSystem #MentalWellnessJourney #MalaysiaMentalHealth #mscp

Mental health isn't just about comfortable chairs and talking to a therapist. It's also about building connection, and that connection starts with those around us.

As we approach the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, let's commit to fostering compassionate spaces. A simple "How are you? Apa khabar? Let’s have a drink together?” can be a lifeline. You don't need to be an expert to make a difference; you just need to be available.

Building trust opens the door to healing. If you're looking for resources, reliable information is available from Befrienders, MMHA, MIASA, ThriveWell, Selangor Mental Sihat Initiative or from us here at MSCP.

Community isn't a place; it's people. It's you, It's me, it’s all of us. Let's make mental well-being a shared responsibility.

#MentalHealthAwareness #CommunityFirst #SupportSystem #MentalWellnessJourney #MalaysiaMentalHealth #mscp

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Mitos: “Masalah kesihatan mental bermaksud anda lemah.”

Realiti: Mendapatkan bantuan untuk isu kesihatan mental bukan tanda kelemahan — ia adalah bukti kekuatan, keberanian, dan kesedaran diri. Untuk mengakui pergelutan mental / isu ini dan berusaha ke arah berkembang maju dalam kehidupan memerlukan keberanian yang tinggi.

Mari kita hapuskan mitos, hentikan stigma & menyokong satu sama lain

#FaktaKesihatanMental #HapusStigma # KekuatanDalamMencariBantuan

Pemeriksaan Fakta Kesihatan Mental

Mitos: “Masalah kesihatan mental bermaksud anda lemah.”

Realiti: Mendapatkan bantuan untuk isu kesihatan mental bukan tanda kelemahan — ia adalah bukti kekuatan, keberanian, dan kesedaran diri. Untuk mengakui pergelutan mental / isu ini dan berusaha ke arah berkembang maju dalam kehidupan memerlukan keberanian yang tinggi.

Mari kita hapuskan mitos, hentikan stigma & menyokong satu sama lain

#FaktaKesihatanMental #HapusStigma # KekuatanDalamMencariBantuan

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