Lingum G. Pillay is a Clinical and Neuropsychologist with a PhD in Behavioural Medicine and over three decades of experience in clinical practice, neuropsychological assessment, trauma intervention, and medico-legal consultation. His work spans diverse populations and contexts within South Africa, with a strong focus on dynamic psychotherapeutic interventions, resilience building, and culturally responsive psychological practice. Dr. Pillay is passionate about bridging science and service, fostering mentorship, and advancing contextually grounded approaches to mental health. He currently serves as the Vice Chair of the South African Society of Clinical Psychology (SASCP), a division of PsySSA.
Recent Posts
- Part 2: Charting the Road to NHI: What Psychologists Need to Know Now – 11 June 2026
- PsySSA Commemorates World Schizophrenia Awareness Day
- AJOPA Now Included in SciELO SA
- PsySSA Commemorates International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexphobia, and Transphobia.
- CEP Division Webinar: Personal Narrative as Resistance: Autoethnography in Climate Justice Activism
- RCP Division JHB Meet and Greet
- CEP Division Webinar: Nature, Anticapitalism, Psychology
- PsySSA Commemorates Child Protection Month
