Senior Clinical Psychologist
Registered Psychologist (Singapore)
Registered Psychologist (Singapore)
Full Member
PhD Candidate & Scholar
Master of Psychology (Clinical)
BA (Hons, Class 1) Psychology
BA Psychology, Minor Sociology
Experience
Corporate
Developed and delivered corporate counselling, training, critical incident management, and consulting across diverse industries.
One of the founding in-house psychologists of the psychological wellness programme at TDCX, an NYSE-listed multinational corporation.
Clinical
Inpatient and outpatient multidisciplinary management of psychiatric and behavioural health issues at National University Hospital, Institute of Mental Health, and Psych Connect.
Familiar with issues of varying severity, ranging from common life stressors to cases that require emergency care.
Scientific
Produced research with the University of Queensland, Yale-NUS College, James Cook University, Institute of Mental Health, and National Healthcare Group Polyclinics.
Lectured and in basic and applied psychology at undergraduate and postgraduate levels for various university programs.
Professional Appointments
Panellist for Pride Month 2024,
Tata Consultancy Services
Senior Clinical Psychologist,
Corporate Consultant, & Clinical Supervisor
Psych Connect
Former Organising Committee Member,
Clinical Psychology Special Interest Group,
Singapore Psychological Society
Former Visiting Clinical Psychologist,
Institute of Mental Health
Former Sessional Lecturer (Psychology) & Chief Invigilator,
James Cook University
Former Student Representative,
Clinical Psychology Advisory Committee,
James Cook University
Awards
COVID-19 Resilience Medal,
Republic of Singapore (2025)
Certificate of Recognition,
Singapore Psychological Society (2019, 2021)
Certificate of Appreciation,
Memory Screening Day 2017,
Singapore General Hospital & Duke-NUS Medical School
Psychologists for Peace Award,
Australian Psychological Society, 2014
Dean's Commendation for Academic Excellence,
University of Queensland, 2014
Certificate of Appreciation
Institute of Mental Health, 2014
Selected Bibliography
Low, B. (2025). Sleep improvement myths in modern lifestyles. Singapore Psychologist, 21, 54-59.
Low, B. (2024). The emotional aspects of adult ADHD. Singapore Psychologist, 18, 17-22.
Low, B. (2022). Thriving in university. Singapore Psychologist, 12, 13-17.
Low, B. (2022). When is “perfection” the enemy of “excellence”? Singapore Psychologist, 10, 17-20.
Low, B., & Yap-Tan, P. (2022). Countermeasures for health care disruptions during lockdowns. Journal of
Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 1-5. doi:10.1017/dmp.2022.7
Low, B. (2020). Anxiety and its remedies. Singapore Psychologist, 3, 5-10.
Low, B., Lim, K.K., Wong, M.Y., Ooi, S.L., & Yap, C.K. (2019). Influence of change expectancy and recovery processes on depression severity. Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling, 25 (1), 36-44.
Low, B., Lim, K.K., Wong, M.Y., Ooi, S.L., Oades, L.G., & Yap, C.K. (2018). Stages of recovery from depression in relation to clinical outcomes and consumer recovery processes. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health, 6 (3), 910-919.
Soon, J., Low, B., Lim, K.K., Ooi, S.L., Wong, M.Y., Yap, C.K., & Mah, S.C. (2018). Illness identity of patients with depressive symptoms in primary care. Singapore Health and Biomedical Congress 2018.
Soon, J., Low, B., Lim, K.K., Yap, C.K., & Wong, M.Y. (2017). Patient-defined recovery from depression in primary care in Singapore. Singapore Health and Biomedical Congress 2017.
Low, B., Vijayakumar, K.M., … & Liu, J.C.J. (2015). Exploring the relation between oxytocin receptor gene polymorphisms and eating behavior. Society for Neuroscience – 45th Annual Conference.
Low, B., & Hornsey, M.J. (2015) Being 'here first' Determines 'what's fair' for immigrants: The Autochthony Orientations Model. Australian Psychological Society, 50th Annual Conference.