Melvin Lam

The Wellness Origin: Collaborating with organizations such as the Singapore Cybersports & Online Gaming Association (SCOGA), ITE College Central, Republic Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, and Prudential to deliver workshops on crucial health topics, including mental wellness, nutrition, sleep, and physical activity, for corporate clients. Development and execution of content for incubator programs for youth to inculcate soft skills in esport teams. Development and execution of content for coaches and lecturers on understanding and developing athletes’ pathways

Sport Singapore: Project Lead for mental wellness, in development of workshops and webinars, including the domain of stress, mindfulness, mental resilience, and targeted segment population contents, which are rolled out to Whole of Government employees, members of the public, and private companies. Project Lead for data utilisation; streamlining data collection and analysis, for the purpose of narrative building and programme planning, and facilitating the shift towards a data driven organisation Cross-agencies collaboration (HPB, MHA, HDB, PA etc) to effect changes in health bio-markers, implementation of nation-wide efforts in promoting health behavior changes in the community Managed portfolio of corporate partners across various industries (early education, manufacturing, transport, F&B etc) to deliver customised and effective health and wellness programmes and policies in the workplace Promote health strategies through health coaching to elicit positive behavioural changes in corporate clients and public. Educate corporates and public about stress management, physical activity, nutrition, and sleep content through workshops

Northumbria University, MSc Sports & Exercise Psychology: Awarded Commendation (2:1) in MSc Sports & Exercise Psychology, I have worked with elite athletes to implement Psychological Skills Training in volleyball, elicit motivation in clients to exercise using Motivational Interviewing, and conducted a thesis using qualitative research to understand how exercise adhere may correlate to flow state in recreational athletes.