Nigel Psychology

06/10/2023

We are grateful for the partnership with Neeuro. We have been searching for a reliable and credible tech-partner to advance our work. Such opportunities are hard to come by.
We are a stronger team now serving our clients, especially those with attention, focus, memory, spatial and behavioural issues.
Thank you to all our supporters, we appreciate all your support all these years. Comms and advertising are never our strength. We try our best. May we continue to grow together.

28/07/2023

Thank you Neeuro for the shout out! We are honored to have been partnering Neeuro for sometime now.
This marks our deeper commitment to do more with each other given the advance in technology and deeper knowledge in ADHD, neural interventions and digital therapeutics. We are even more confident about our products and services now!
We have been serving our clients dedicatedly and working ever more closely with community partners like Neeuro, to provide the latest and innovative solutions to individuals and families. Their learning, growth and development are important to us, and we will always do our utmost best to serve and support them.
We are strong in our area of expertise, and can get more help and support in the area of social media advertising and marketing. Glad Neeuro is able to support in some ways as they charge within the health-tech space!

Learn how Nigel Psychology incorporated Neeuro’s innovative programmes powered by brain computer interface into their mental health practice.

27/04/2023

This is the first nationwide study of youths' mental health and resilience.
The study found a gap in parents’ understanding of such issues. Many parents do not really know their children well.
Prof Wong, director of the NUS Mind Science Centre, NUS Medicine said, “this is a timely call for parents to develop a relationship with their children when they are young so that when they enter the puberty years, they will have channels of communication, conversation and understanding.”
He went on to say that, “There is a need to look out for adolescents in distress, we don’t want to wait until mental health symptoms become a disorder. We want teens, parents and educators to help them recognise (symptoms) early and get professional help”

The following are the key findings:

- Only about one in 10 parents observed signs of distress in their children, but one in three adolescents reported such symptoms.

- Overall, one in 10 respondents met the criteria for at least one mental health disorder.

- Teens aged 14 to 16 have reported experiencing more mental health symptoms.

- Adolescents from single-parent households also had more problems than those from dual-parent families.

Only about 1 in 10 parents observed signs of distress in their kids, but 1 in 3 adolescents reported such symptoms. Read more at straitstimes.com.

03/05/2022

It's back! It is BIGGER this time!
The Parent Webinar is back! But this time, there are THREE (3) follow up workshops. Never before.
With TENCENT supporting this learning journey for all parents this year, we are able to provide more for parents.
For more details and registration, click the link: https://bit.ly/3y8Lwpe
PARENTS WEBINAR: UNDERSTANDING GAMES, GAMERS AND GAME DEPENDENCY.
21 May 2022 (Sat) - ONLINE
PARENTING CHALLENGE WORKSHOPS.
22 May 2022 (Sun) - SUNTEC Convention Ctr
28 May 2022 (Sat) - Heartbeat@Bedok
29 May 2022 (Sun) - Heartbeat@Bedok
For more details and registration, click here: https://bit.ly/3y8Lwpe

10/12/2021

Thank you UWS for the feature! We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to share at the Summit.
We each play a part to help boys grow up to be the best men they can be. What about you?

20/11/2021

We are really honoured and privileged to be part of the efforts in building a new generation of male leaders who will model strength without violence and serve as positive change-makers in society.
The strong message we are advocating is for boys (12 to 16 ) to break the mould on the men they can be and be empowered bystanders in the prevention of violence in our community.
This Summit is aimed at educating and empowering boys and men, and ultimately driving positive change through open conversations about gender equality and healthy masculinity.
This summit will bring together subject matter experts to engage in meaningful conversations and deep dive into topics about Healthy Masculinity and Parenting, Media and Culture, Allyship, Youths and Mental Health, to foster positive changes within the community.
Find out about the UWS Boys Empowered programme at uws.org.sg/boys-empowered/
Register for the Summit here: shorturl.at/oqvK8

04/11/2021

ASK OUR FAMILIES:
In this second session on Cyber Health, we have lined up a great panel of speakers to speak to you on the matter - Comeback Principal Psychologist Nicholas Gabriel Lim, eSports Coach Ruth Lim and Comeback Associate Psychologist Poh Xing Yong who used to struggle with gaming dependency too.
They will seek to equip parents with frameworks to better understand games, gamers, game addiction and your child’s gaming motivations.
Parent-child communication and relationships can then be improved. Parents will also be taught various communication strategies, that have been formulated from the understanding of how a youth’s brain develops.
Join us for this LIVE interview session moderated by Journalist Olivia Quay. There will also be a chance for you to ask our three panellists all your burning questions about keeping our kids safe and sane.
Date: 13 Nov 2021 (Sat)
Time: 9.30 am – 12.30pm (Singapore Time)
Via ZOOM
Click here to register:
https://www.fes.org.sg/events
The zoom conference details will be emailed to you.
About ASK OUR FAMILIES
This is the third episode for our ASK OUR FAMILIES series of interviews, brought to you by the Family Enrichment Society. We hope to cover a broad range of topics related to parenting under different circumstances to help inspire, educate, and build loving, lasting families.

20/01/2021