Dr Ming Ze Lim is a Senior Lecturer and Clinical Psychologist at ISN Psychology. He is a Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA)-approved supervisor with more than 10 years of experience across private, school, and psychological assessment services. 

Ming holds a Master of Psychology (Clinical) from James Cook University, Australia where he completed his initial training to become a psychologist. He subsequently completed a Master of Arts (Research) in Cognitive Psychology at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, where he examined the effects of cognitive training on executive functions. He later completed a PhD in Psychology from the University of Sydney, Australia. 

Ming’s doctoral research examined the relationship between ability emotional intelligence and executive functioning, with a particular focus on working memory performance when under emotional distraction. His broader research interests include cognitive and affective processes, emotional regulation, executive functions and psychological wellbeing. 

At ISN Psychology, Ming contributes to clinical teaching, the unit coordination of advanced placement units, and the supervision of postgraduate psychology students. Within clinical education, he is particularly interested in ethics, case formulation, and psychological assessment. Ming also provides research supervision to fourth year / Honours psychology students. 

Research and Publications