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Wan Hua Sim is a Research Fellow at Monash University's Department of Paediatrics and the School of Psychological Sciences, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health. She concurrently serves as a Senior Psychologist at the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne. Her research focuses on parenting interventions, child mental health, and inclusive practices for neurodivergent children. She mentors psychology students and collaborates across disciplines to develop preventive programs for families. Key contributions include the PaRCADS scale and evaluations of online parenting interventions.
- Education:
- PhD in Psychology (Monash University, 2015)
- Masters in Educational Psychology (University of Melbourne)
- Bachelor of Psychology with Honours (National University of Singapore)
Her work addresses UN Sustainable Development Goals related to quality education and mental health through partnerships between families, schools, and healthcare systems. Current projects include interventions for children with developmental regression and promoting early mental health supports.
- Awards:
- Australian Rotary Health PhD Researcher Award (2022)
- Turner Institute Consumer Involvement Award (2021)
Sim leads multidisciplinary teams to evaluate program efficacy and increase access to preventive measures. Her projects emphasize culturally adapted strategies and community participation for neurodivergent populations.
