Address

Unit 7, 4/F, Victoria Centre, 15 Watson Road, Fortress Hill, Hong Kong

Phone
2849 6138
Fax
2849 6900

Dr. Yvonne Becher

Chief Executive | Director, Programme Development & Learning

PhD, The University of Hong Kong
M.Clin.Psych, Macquarie University, Australia
B.A. (Hons) (Psychology), University of Tasmania, Australia

Dr. Yvonne Becher brings an extensive background as an experienced and distinguished child psychologist to her current roles at the CDC. She also maintains strong links to academia as well as advocacy in (early) childhood, partnering with The University of Hong Kong as a former lecturer and on local and regional projects relating to early childhood development, consulting on UNICEF projects, and promoting the importance of play.

  • BIOGRAPHY
  • SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
Biography

Yvonne Becher effectively facilitates assessment, therapy and specialised education of children with SEN, in an atmosphere of openness, tolerance and respect. She is guided by the vision to build a more open-minded and accepting society.

To her role, she brings broad experience gained from working in private clinics and NGO’s in Hong Kong and Government assessment centres and hospitals in Australia. She combines expertise in clinical, educational and developmental psychology. Educated in Germany and Australia, Yvonne obtained her PhD in Special Education in Hong Kong.

Yvonne believes the CDC’s multi-disciplinary approach and its emphasis on meeting the individual needs of each child and family is critical to its success.

Skills and Qualification
  • Registered as Associate Fellow of HKPS
  • Registered with AHPRA, Australia
  • Member, College of Educational & Developmental Psychologists (APS)
  • Accredited facilitator for:
    • Group Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme) Courses
    • Group Stepping Stones Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme for children with special needs) Courses
  • Certified TALIHealth provider
  • Member of Register of Clinical Psychologists(Reg. No. CP00158)
    • Issue Authority: Hong Kong Institute of Clinical Psychologists