FRED CHIN
Fred Chin
Research Psychologist
MSc (Psychological Science), B Psy (Psychology), MBPsS (UK), MSPS
Language: English
Profile
Fred was previously an educator to children with special needs and was involved in implementing behavioural intervention strategies for them.
His passion for psychology lies in the study of emotions, microexpressions and employee well-being.
He is currently mainly involved with the Employee Assistance Programmes offered by Promises, focusing on Employee Wellbeing.
Specialisations
- Employee Assistance Programmes (i.e. Employee Wellbeing)
- Teaching Adolescents with Special Needs (Primary Level English, Mathematics & Science)
- Behavioural Intervention Strategies for Adolescents with Special Needs (Learning Disabilities)
Certifications and Accreditations
- Master of Science in Psychological Science
- Bachelor of Psychology
- Member of the British Psychological Society, and the Singapore Psychological Society
In-depth
Fred Chin joined Promises after he furthered his studies in Scotland, where he graduated from the University of Glasgow with a Master of Science in Psychological Science. He subsequently attained his membership with the British Psychological Society. He specialised in research methods and clinical psychology through his postgraduate degree and completed his dissertation in prejudice and discrimination studies.
Fred graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology from James Cook University and completed his dissertation topic in the field of gambling behaviours. He became a Special Education Teacher with APSN Tanglin School to adolescents with special needs. Their disabilities were namely autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome and intellectual disability. In addition to being an educator and counsellor to them, he developed and implemented behavioural intervention strategies to help students deal with their issues arising from learning disabilities, anger management and pica.
He then lectured at the Singapore Institute of Management (Global Education) and international colleges specialising in pedagogies and took great interest in improving the learning quality of lessons.
Fred enjoys learning new languages in his free time.
Working From Home (WFH) aka Remote Working : How can managers get ahead of it
Written by: Fred Chin, Psychologist In times of the current Covid-19 pandemic, “Working from Home”, otherwise abbreviated to “WFH”, has become a term so synonymous with our new working lifestyle that it has recently been included in the expanded list for Oxford Word...
What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and When Do You Need Treatment?
Written by: Fred Chin, Psychologist What is Obsessive-compulsive Disorder? Think of the following scenario: you have friends over at your place and you serve them drinks. Before they can place their cups on your beautiful coffee table, you exclaim and dart out...