Pamela See is the Founding Partner and Director of Think Kids and Think Psychological Services, one of Singapore’s leading private psychological service providers.

She holds a Master’s degree in Educational & Developmental Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Education. Pamela is a registered psychologist and supervisor with the Australian Psychology Board (AHPRA) and the Singapore Psychological Society (SRP). She is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS) and a Full Member of the Singapore Psychological Society (SPS), with additional certification in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).

Pamela brings extensive clinical experience across Australia, Singapore, and Southeast Asia. She specialises in supporting children and adolescents with autism, learning differences, ADHD, language difficulties, and emotional or behavioural challenges. Her clinical work also includes supporting young people experiencing academic stress, anxiety, depression, selective mutism, self-harm, and obsessive behaviours.

Her approach is integrative, flexible, and strongly evidence-based, drawing on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Behavioural Therapy, and developmental frameworks tailored to each child’s needs. Pamela is trained and certified to administer a comprehensive range of psychological and developmental assessments, including ADOS, ADI-R, Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals, Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scales, and Wechsler scales.

With over 15 years of clinical experience, Pamela designs and oversees individualised intervention and support programmes that address children’s developmental, educational, emotional, and behavioural needs. She also provides supervision and professional training to case supervisors and therapists, ensuring high standards of clinical quality, ethical practice, and consistency of care.

Pamela works closely with local and international schools, as well as government agencies, to assess and support children with diverse learning and developmental profiles. She has successfully supported many local and expatriate children with additional needs to transition into and thrive within Singapore’s mainstream public and private education systems, while providing ongoing guidance to families and educators.

Committed to professional education and community outreach, Pamela conducts workshops for parents and teachers on understanding child development, managing challenging behaviours, and supporting learning and emotional wellbeing. She actively participates in international conferences on child development and mental health, and her professional insights are frequently featured in Singapore media, where she is a sought-after expert in child development, education, and parenting.