Dr. Doris Ang is the Clinical Director of Irlen Dyslexic Clinic; a multidiciplinary clinic for the evaluation and treatment of learning difficulties. Dr. Ang's interest and concern for students who were underachieving and experiencing reading difficulties led to her PhD research. Dr. Ang was clinically trained in Australia and she has extensive experience working with youth in schools as well as in the prison ministry. She has been involved with the Hospice Care Association for 13 years. She also serves as a consultant to Barister Express, a Mental Health cafe funded by MCYS, Loving Care Support Group in Melbourne - a reach out program to the Chinese community.

To find out more about her area of work and services, go to www.irlen.com.sg

Dr. See Ching Mey is a Professor in the School of Educational Studies, Universiti Sains Malaysia. Her areas of specialization are educational psychology, counseling psychology, counselor education, psychological testing, mental health, and special education with emphasis on autism and ADHD. She conducts seminars and workshops, and is consulted on topics related to mental health; counseling; psychological testing; stress management; grief and bereavement; screening and diagnosis of special children; intervention and treatment of children with special needs; and behavior management. She has published five academic books and about 200 international and national academic journal articles. She is a recipient of 18 research grants.

Dr. See also runs a clinic at the Loh Guan Lye Specialist Centre in Penang. She is also the volunteer Principal at the Lions Reach Centre for Autistic children in Penang.

Ms Yvette Yeow, graduated from National University of Malaysia majoring in early childhood psychology. She is also a certified Interstrenght 16 Types practitioner which uses psychometric tools to assess cognitive and personality types. Her learning experience with children with special needs started when her eldest daughter was born with global developmental delay in 2000. She also traveled frequently to Taiwan to further explore ,learn and experience hands-on with other special needs children. She has also conducted various training programme on self-discovery, motivation, self development and stress management

Dr. Wright is a clinical psychologist and clinical social worker licensed by the state of California where he has lived and practiced most of his life. His practice consists of psychotherapy for a wide range of problems, including marriage and family therapy, treatment for depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress and so on. He has specialized in the use of peripheral biofeedback for 32 years and neurofeedback for 15 years. He is expert in diagnosing and treating attention deficit disorders in both adults and children. He holds the rank of Senior Fellow in the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America (BCIA) and is certified in neurofeedback by the BCIA as well.