Psychologist
M.Sc (Applied Psychology), M.Phil (Psychology), Post Magisterial Diploma in Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology)
Psychologist
M.Sc (Applied Psychology), M.Phil (Psychology), Post Magisterial Diploma in Clinical Psychology, Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology)
Psychologist
M.Sc (Applied Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology, Certified in Intensive Training in Psychotherapies
Psychologist
M.Sc (Applied Psychology), Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology, Certified in Intensive Training in Psychotherapies
Speech and Language Pathologist, Psychologist
PGD (Speech & Language Pathology), MS (Psychology), Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Speech and Language Pathologist, Psychologist
PGD (Speech & Language Pathology), MS (Psychology), Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
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