Dr. Gloria Law‍ ‍

Principal Educational Psychologist, Senior Assistant Director

Early Intervention Services Division

“The Social Service Sector in Singapore is in the forefront in providing psychological services to clients who are traditionally hard to reach in other settings. Working in CPH enables us to meet these clients where they really are.”

Dr. Gloria Law is Principal Educational Psychologist, Senior Assistant Director with Community Psychology Hub (CPH).  She is the Division Lead for the Early Intervention Services Division. She loves to see how improvement and innovation methodologies can augment clinical practices for enhancement, development, and implementation of services for clients with disabilities. She has over 25 years of experience as a psychologist and started her career in 2001.

Gloria oversees the deployment and operational aspects of Early Intervention Services Division, and the Early Intervention Technical Assistance and Implementation Projects (i.e., Early Childhood Holistic Outcomes [ECHO] 2.0, and Early Intervention Programme for Infants and Children – Care [EIPIC-Care]) – a pilot caregiver coaching program for young children with developmental needs. Early Intervention Services Division also deploys psychologists working in EIPIC and Development Support and Learning Support Programme (DS-LS). It provides clinical supervision, and regular workshops and seminars and aims to enhance professional capacity and capability in early intervention services.

Before she joined CPH, Gloria was a researcher in a local university, and a psychologist in a child development unit and a child mental health clinic of local hospitals.

Gloria holds a PhD in Psychology from the National Institute of Education (NIE) at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.  She also holds a master’s degree in Educational and Developmental Psychology from Monash University, Australia. She is a registered psychologist in both Australia and Singapore and a board approved supervisor with the Psychology Board of Australia.

M. Psych (Ed. & Dev), PhD (Psychology)