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Ms Sam Jeng MunB. Psych (Hons), M. ClinPsychClinical Psychologist |
Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychological Medicine (in-pursue) | University Putra Malaysia |
Master of Clinical Psychology (completed) | HELP University |
Bachelor of Psychology (HONS) (completed) | HELP University |
Working Experience
Pain Clinic, Hospital Kuala Lumpur | 2013 – current |
International Medical University | 2013 – current |
Segi University | 2013 – 2014 |
Porta Kabin, Hospital Kajang UPM | 2012 – 2013 |
Pain Clinic, Hospital Selayang | 2012 – 2013 |
Center for Psychological and Counseling Services, HELP University | 2011 – 2012 |
Languages
- English
- Bahasa Malaysia
- Chinese
Professional Membership
- Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP)
- Malaysian Association of the Study of Pain (MASP)
Conferences/Seminar Presentations
- Poster presentation in ARUPS Conference, Malaysia
Title: Depression and Generalized Anxiety among Psychology Major University Students
- Oral presentation (Free paper) in Allied Health Scientific Conference, Malaysia
Title: A Biopsychosocial Approach to Pain Management: A Hospital Selayang approach
- Keynote speaker in 20th National Seminar for Cerebral Palsy, Malaysia
Title: Psychological Stress Management for Caregivers of Children with Cerebral Palsy
Sam Jeng Mun is a clinical psychologist, who is currently a member of Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology. She mainly does psychological assessments, diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders. Her professional experiences include practicing as a clinical psychologist trainee in Centre for Psychological and Counselling Services in HELP University, psychiatric clinic at Hospital Kajang and Pain Clinic in Hospital Selayang and Hospital Kuala Lumpur. She is also a lecturer in International Medical University.
She has worked with a variety of populations, which included children with special needs, children and adolescent with behavioral and emotional issues, refugee children, university students, working adults, hospital patients as well as chronic pain and cancer patients. During her practice, she sees clients who might have pervasive developmental disorders, learning difficulties, behavioral difficulties, depression, anxiety, and transitional life difficulties. Besides that, she also facilitates psycho-educational workshops for parents, teachers and children in English, Malay and Chinese. She is currently pursuing her PhD in UPM, focusing on mental health literacy, depression and anxiety among primary care self-referrals.