Dear SPS Members,
We warmly invite you to the Singapore Psychology Conference 2027!
Centred on the theme “Psych for Society”, the conference will explore how psychology can be harnessed as a force for social good and make a meaningful impact across different areas of society.
We are honoured to have Mr Ong Ye Kung, Minister for Health, as our Guest of Honour.
The conference will bring together thought leaders, practitioners, researchers and professionals from Singapore and beyond for a full day of learning, discussion and connection. The morning programme will feature theme talks and a panel discussion, followed by a diverse range of breakout sessions in the afternoon.
Speaker: Dr Chu Chi Meng
Explore how family relationships, resilience and support systems can shape outcomes for youth offenders, and what the evidence tells us about supporting rehabilitation and reintegration.
Speaker: Associate Professor Atiqah Azhari
Discover what happens in our brains when we connect with others during times of stress, and how relationships, co-regulation and reconnection contribute to resilience and recovery.
Speaker: Narasimman S/O Tivasiha Mani
Explore how psychological principles can move beyond traditional settings and be translated into accessible, community-based programmes that support youths, seniors and the wider community.
In the afternoon, participants can choose from 7 parallel breakout sessions, offering opportunities to explore specialised topics in greater depth:
Explore psychological determinants of brain health alongside emerging applications of AI cognitive screening and Virtual Reality interventions.
Examine how factors such as hierarchy, workload, leadership, team dynamics and psychological safety shape civility in the workplace.
Explore integrative and process-based approaches to case formulation that move beyond diagnostic labels towards flexible and meaningful clinical decision-making.
Experience the principles of Walk & Talk Therapy and explore how movement, pacing and metaphor can support client engagement and behavioural change.
Take part in an experiential exploration of survivor-centred support through psychodrama, sociodrama, sociometry and other action-based approaches.
Hear perspectives from distinguished APA representatives on their work and how psychology is contributing to society in the United States.
Gain a regional perspective on psychology and learn about the work and impact of psychological societies across Southeast Asia.
We welcome anyone with an interest in how psychological knowledge can be applied to improve lives, communities and society. This includes:
Whether you are a psychologist, work alongside psychologists, apply psychological principles in your profession, or are simply keen to learn more about how psychology can contribute to society, you are warmly invited to join us!
Take advantage of our Early Bird rates until 30 September 2026:
| Registration Category | Early Bird | Regular Rate |
|---|---|---|
| SPS Member | $99 | $149 |
| Non-Member | $159 | $209 |
| SPS Student Member | $29 | $59 |
| Student Non-Member | $49 | $89 |
We encourage you to register early to secure your seat at the conference.
