Career Timeline

Consulting Clinical Psychologist Scott Psychological Centre

2005

1997

Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Kuching

1991

Psychologist, Family Counseling and Education Program, Surrey Place Centre

1988
Ph. D., Clinical Psychology, University of Windsor

Neurobiologist
Surrey Place Centre, Toronto

1967
Ph. D., Zoology (Neurobiology), University of Toronto

1960

Present

Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Twin Towers Medical City, Kuala Lumpur

1996

Lecturer, Clinical Psychology Program Department of Psychology, University of Hong Kong

Adjunct Professor Department of Zoology, University of Toronto

1984

Adjunct Professor Department of Biology, University of Windsor

1981

1969

1961

Research Associate Human Factors Section, Defense Research Medical Laboratory

Psychologist : Dr. Brian Scott Ph D. Clinical Psychology

Dr Brian Scott

Dr. Scott is a consulting clinical psychologist in private practice. He holds a Ph. D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Windsor, Canada and is registered as a clinical psychologist in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Ontario, Canada.

From 1991 to 1996, Dr. Scott was a lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Hong Kong, and is past President of the Hong Kong Psychological Society. Previous to this, he was a psychologist in the Family Counseling / Education Program, Surrey Place Centre, Toronto, Canada.

He made a move to Malaysia in 1999 and joined the Twin Towers Medical City in Kuala Lumpur as a consulting Clinical Psychologist. After 6 years of practising in Malaysia, Dr. Scott moved to Singapore to set up his own private clinical practice and has remained here since.

Dr. Scott's clinical interests include the effects of child abuse, trauma, and neglect on adult personality (also known as codependence or complex developmental PTSD), adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and adult Asperger's syndrome of all kinds.

Dr. Scott's first Ph.D. was in Zoology. As a neuroscientist studying the neuro-biological basis of mental retardation and neurotoxicity for 25 years, he is well versed in the biological development and physiological workings of the human brain. Coupled with the experience of being a clinical psychologist, Dr. Scott hopes to utilize knowledge accrued from both fields when helping clients manage and overcome their emotional and psychological issues.


Work Experience

  • 2005 – Present

    Consulting Clinical Psychologist; Scott Psychological Services, Singapore. At present, as well as seeing my usual private practice clients, I also am supervising graduate students in psychology


  • 1999 – 2007

    Consulting Clinical Psychologist, Twin Towers Medical City, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia


  • 1991 – 1996

    Lecturer, Clinical Psychology Program, Department of Psychology, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong


  • 1988 – 1991

    Psychologist, Family Counseling and Education Program, Surrey Place Centre. Assessing and providing direct therapeutic services to individuals and families coping with the stressor of developmental delay. Self-help group for MR. Stress management. Research relevant to family stress.


  • 1969 – 1988

    Neurobiologist, Surrey Place Centre, Toronto. Neurobiological research relevant to mental retardation; educating both professional and lay public about the neurobiological aspects of mental retardation


  • 1984 – 1986

    Internship, Clinical Psychology: Neuropsychology Department, Mount Sinai Hospital, Supervisor, Dr. Eric Roy


  • 1983

    Internship, Clinical Psychology: Infant Stimulation Program, Children's Psychiatric Research Institute, London, Ontario, Supervisor, Dr. Mary Beattie


  • 1982

    Internship, Clinical Psychology: Forensic Services, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Toronto, Ontario, Supervisor, Dr. Dan Paitich. Cognitive Assessment, Surrey Place Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Supervisor, Dr. Art Dalton


  • 1967 – 1969

    Post-doctoral student, under Dr. K. C. Fisher, Department of Zoology, University of Toronto


  • 1960 – 1961

    Research Associate, Human Factors Section, Defense Research Medical Laboratory, Downsview, Ontario


Target Age Group

  • Adults & the Elderly

Curriculum Vitae

Professional Certification

  • 2004 – Present

    Registered Psychologist, Singapore Psychological Society Registration #04080060


  • 1990 – Present

    Registered Psychologist, College of Psychologists of Ontario, Canada Registration #2267


  • 1993 – Present

    Registered Psychologist, Hong Kong Psychological Society Registration #1995-052


Professional Membership

  • American Psychological Association


  • Canadian Psychological Association


Teaching Experience

  • 1991 – 1996

    Lecturer, Clinical Psychology Program, Department of Psychology, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong


  • 1984 – 1991

    Adjunct Professor, Department of Zoology, University of Toronto, Ontario


  • 1981 – 1984

    Adjunct Professor, Department of Biology, University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada


Education History

  • 1988

    Ph. D., Clinical Psychology, University of Windsor. "Psychological distress and cognitive coping processes in parents of infants with Down syndrome". Supervisor: Professor Henry Minton


  • 1967

    Ph. D., Zoology (Neurobiology), University of Toronto." The morphological and electrophysiological characteristics of dissociated dorsal root ganglia in cell culture". Supervisor: Professor K.C. Fisher


  • 1960

    M. A., Geophysics, University of Toronto


  • 1959

    B. A. Sc., Engineering Physics, University of Toronto


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