JUNE FONG

• Child & Adolescent
• Child Custody Evaluations
• Therapy for Children of Divorce
• ADHD Testing
• Medico-legal 

• Master of Forensic Psychology, University of New South Wales (Australia)
• Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) in Psychology, National University of Singapore

June Fong earned her Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) in Psychology from the National University of Singapore, and subsequently graduated with top honours in Masters of Forensic Psychology from the University of New South Wales, Australia, one of the few prestigious institutions which specialises in clinical and forensic psychology training. 

June provides forensic psychological services to children, adolescents and adults, and has worked in Singapore, Australia and the Middle East.

Her training in Australia was forged in a maximum security prison with the serious offender assessment unit and sexual offender treatment programme, as well as with the Sentencing Council under the Attorney General’s Chambers in Sydney, working on sentencing reforms for young offenders with serious crimes. 

June returned to Singapore in 2005, and until 2018, worked at the Clinical and Forensic Psychology Branch in the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF), providing psychological assessments, court-mandated evaluations, individual and group therapy in relation to clinical-forensic issues such as conduct problems, violent and sexual offending behaviours, trauma, sexual abuse, depression, self-harm, and suicidal behaviours. 

In addition, she is experienced in family law cases – conducting child custody evaluations and therapy for children of divorce. Trained in Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Good Lives Model (GLM), Relapse Prevention (RP) and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) approaches, June is skilled at delivering evidence-based interventions in a multisystemic approach.

On top of her clinical work, June also has extensive experience in conducting training, workshops and consultations with the courts, police, schools, and community service agencies on a range of topics such as child investigative interviewing, sexual and violent offending, youth delinquency, child sexual abuse prevention, risk assessments, and clinical skills. She is a certified Caring Actions in Response to Emergencies (CARE) officer under the National CARE Management System and has conducted several Critical Incident Stress Debriefings (CISD) interventions. 

She is also a certified facilitator in various parenting approaches, such as Triple P and Tuning in to Kids. Having assumed a senior managerial role in running and developing a team of psychologists, June has managed major administrative duties and provided clinical supervision to psychologists and psychology associates-in-training. A published researcher, June has an avid interest in research and keeps herself updated on the latest literature to inform her practice with clients. She has been interviewed by the media on topics pertaining to mental illness and crime.

June is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.

Published Paper(s): Chu, Chi Meng & Ng, Kynaston & Fong, June & Teoh, Jennifer. (2012). Assessing youth who sexually offended: the predictive validity of the ERASOR, J-SOAP-II, and YLS/CMI in a non-Western context. Sexual abuse : a journal of research and treatment. 24. 153-74. 10.1177/1079063211404250. Chu, Chi Meng & Ng, Kynaston & Fong, June & Teoh, Jennifer. (2012). Assessing youth who sexually offended: the predictive validity of the ERASOR, J-SOAP-II, and YLS/CMI in a non-Western context. Sexual abuse : a journal of research and treatment. 24. 153-74. 10.1177/1079063211404250.