Languages: English, Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia
 

Specialties: Mood Disorders, Life Transitions, Emotional Burnout, Self-Worth, Relationship Challenges
 

As a licensed Clinical Psychologist, Bella is passionate about helping individuals navigate mood disorders and major life transitions. With a warm, grounded, and collaborative approach, she creates a safe and supportive space where clients feel truly heard. Bella is especially skilled in guiding those facing emotional burnout, self-worth struggles, and relationship issues — empowering them to find clarity, stability, and renewed purpose.
 

As a mother herself, Bella deeply understands the complexities of balancing life’s many roles. Whether you're going through a personal crossroads or struggling with anxiety or low mood, she’s here to walk beside you on your healing journey.

“Embrace Growth, Watch Yourself Bloom”

Languages: English, Mandarin

Specialities: Anxiety, Depression, Grief, LGBTQ+ Mental Health, Trauma, Relationship Difficulties
 

John is a clinical psychologist passionate about supporting young adults, working professionals, and LGBTQ+ individuals through anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and relationship difficulties.

With a down-to-earth style and a deep respect for each client’s lived experience, John integrates evidence-based approaches with human warmth and humour. His sessions often include pop culture references and relatable metaphors, making therapy feel approachable and real.
 

“You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.”

Languages: English, Bahasa Malaysia

Focus Areas: Self-esteem, Family Conflict, Academic and Career Issues, Relationship Difficulties, Depression, Anxiety
 

Sofiah is dedicated to building genuine connections, she believes in creating a nurturing and non-judgemental space where clients can bring all parts of themselves. She is guided by her personal philosophy that asking for help is a sign of strength, and approaches each session with warmth, curiosity and compassion.

Outside her counselling work, she embraces her love for dancing, reading, writing and running–hobbies that keep her grounded and energised.

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“Asking for help is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength.” 

Languages: English, Malay

Focus Areas: Trauma, Self-Discovery, Relationships, Childhood Exploration, Grief
 

Alina is a counsellor with a heartfelt approach to healing, specialising in trauma recovery, relationship concerns, self-discovery, and grief support. With a Master of Counselling from Open University, she believes that everyone has a story worth sharing — and that therapy is a place to be heard without judgement.

In sessions, Alina becomes your safe space, helping you reconnect with your authentic self and process even the most complex emotions. Her style is gentle, thoughtful, and deeply validating.
 

“Vulnerability is not weakness; it is our greatest measure of courage.” – Brené Brown

Languages: English, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia

Focus Areas: Anxiety, Depression, Addiction & Interpersonal Challenges
 

Dedicated to building genuine connections, Astrid believes in creating a supportive space where clients can bring all parts of themselves – from their struggles to their strengths.
 

Astrid’s focus areas include anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, emotional burnout, and self-discovery. Outside of therapy, she enjoys exploring new foods and lives by the motto “not just eat to live, but live to eat.”

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“Mental health is not a destination but a process. It’s about how you drive, not where you’re going.” 

Languages: English and Malayalam. 

Focus Areas: Mood Disorders, Anxiety, Trauma, Religious Anxiety, Gender and Sexual Identity Conflict, Addiction, OCD
 

Mariam is a strong believer in creating a culturally inclusive and collaborative space where clients feel safe to explore their challenges.

Utilising a thoughtful blend of CBT, DBT, and Gestalt therapy, she help individuals navigate a wide range of experiences, from mood disorders to religious anxiety.
 

Off the clock, Mariam can usually be found cafe and restaurant hopping, always on the lookout for a great new meal.

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“You don’t have to fix anything that’s ‘broken’, you just learn to move on with everything that you are.”

Languages: English and Bahasa Malaysia.

Focus Areas: Mood & Anxiety Disorders, Relationship Difficulties, Trauma, Childhood Exploration.
 

Ben values building meaningful connections and having genuine conversations with his clients. Drawing from his training at Taylor's University, he aims to facilitate a safe, non-judgmental space where individuals can fully embrace themselves and their emotions.

He is dedicated to supporting clients as they navigate challenges such as mood and anxiety disorders, relationship difficulties, trauma, and childhood exploration.
 

Outside of the therapy room, Ben enjoys participating in sports and is always learning new ways to make people laugh, bringing a sense of warmth, balance, and grounding to his everyday life.
 

“In dark times, hope is something you give yourself. That is the meaning of inner strength.”

Languages: English and French.

Focus Areas: Depression, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Trauma, Relationship and Interpersonal Difficulties
 

Shahista believes that true healing starts with self-acceptance. As a Clinical Psychology Trainee currently completing her Master’s degree through Taylor's University, she is dedicated to creating a compassionate, supportive, and evidence-based therapeutic environment for her clients.

She brings a thoughtful and empathetic approach to mental health care. Shahista works collaboratively with individuals to help them navigate life’s hurdles, build emotional resilience, and foster meaningful personal growth. Whether you are working through complex relationship dynamics, managing a mood disorder, or processing trauma, she is here to provide a safe space where your needs are truly heard and validated.

Shahista understands the importance of protecting her own peace to better serve her clients. When she is taking a little time for herself, you can usually find her unwinding with a Pilates session or curling up with a good book and a warm cup of hot chocolate.

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"Growth begins when you stop fighting who you are and start listening to what you need."

Languages: English and Bahasa Malaysia.

Focus Areas: Anxiety, Depression, Perfectionism, Burnout, Stress, Self-Esteem/Self-Doubt, Relationship and Family Distress, Life Transitions, Identity & Self-Discovery
 

Syaf believes that healing begins the moment you no longer feel the need to carry everything alone. As a Trainee Counsellor currently completing her practicum through Monash University Malaysia, she strives to create a comfortable and relaxing space where clients can slow down, untangle the noise around them, and feel genuinely seen whilst reconnecting with themselves.
 

Syaf believes that therapy doesn't always have to feel heavy to be deeply meaningful. She approaches each session with curiosity, creativity, and compassion, creating a space where you can slow down, make sense of your experiences, and simply be yourself. Rather than leading the way or offering quick fixes, Syaf walks alongside you, gently exploring what matters to you and helping you reconnect with the parts of yourself that may have been lost beneath the noise of everyday life.
 

Outside the counselling room, Syaf finds joy in life's slower moments – whether wandering through nature, staring at the sky a little longer than necessary, creating music and art, or simply embracing the quiet. She brings this same gentle, grounded energy into her sessions, believing that therapy can hold both depth and lightness, and that even the heaviest conversations don't always have to feel so heavy.

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"Sometimes we spend so much time trying to play the right notes that we forget to enjoy the music."

Languages: Indonesian, English, Bahasa Malaysia
 

Pumair is a seasoned addiction counsellor with over 24 years of experience supporting individuals through recovery, trauma healing, and personal growth. He specialises in addiction counselling, relapse prevention, and recovery support, using evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing.

Pum believes that every person’s recovery journey is unique and deserves a compassionate, tailored approach. His clients appreciate her clarity, warmth, and ability to break down complex ideas into relatable and accessible steps. Whether in individual or group sessions, Pum creates a space where hope is central and healing is always possible.
 

“Trust your hope, not your fear.”

Languages: Bahasa Malaysia, English
 

Specialties: Neurodevelopment Disorders, Mood & Anxiety, OCD, Addiction, Personality Disorders
 

Syamimi is a Clinical Psychologist who believes that healing is a gentle, evolving journey — not a destination. She works with clients navigating anxiety, OCD, neurodivergence, addiction, and emotional burnout. Her approach is reflective, mindful, and rooted in trust and safety.

Outside the therapy room, Syamimi enjoys writing, cat cuddles, and slow sunset moments with a good oat latte. She brings that same calm curiosity and soft strength into every session.
 

“Finding grace through hardship, and clarity in the stillness of echo — learning to unlearn along the way.”

Languages: English & Bahasa Malaysia
 

Specialties: Trauma, Grief, Depression, Anxiety, Addiction, Self-Esteem, Relationships, Career Counselling
 

Mira is a compassionate and experienced counsellor dedicated to supporting individuals through life’s most overwhelming and challenging moments. She works closely with clients dealing with grief, trauma, low self-esteem, addiction, and major emotional or career transitions.
 

Mira’s counselling style is empathetic, client-centred, and strengths-based. She provides a safe, welcoming space where clients can explore their emotions, process their pain, and build resilience. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, navigating grief, or seeking clarity in relationships or career, Mira is here to help you grow through what you go through.
 

“The struggle you’re in today is developing the strength you need for tomorrow.”

Languages: English, Tamil, Malay

Focus Areas: Depressive & Bipolar Disorders, Anxiety & OCD-Related Disorders, PTSD & Trauma, ADHD & Other Neurodevelopmental Concerns, Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation, Sexual Health & Behaviour Issues
 

Ees believes that everyone deserves to be heard and supported, regardless of their background or history. Her work is grounded in an intersectional lens, paying close attention to how minority experiences shape the way people move through the world and the struggles they carry. She is especially passionate about creating space for those who have historically felt unseen by traditional mental healthcare.
 

Her approach is emotion-focused, queer-affirming, and neurodivergent-affirming. For Ees, therapy isn't about fitting people into a box, it's about meeting them exactly where they are. She wants you to know there's a place for you here, no matter what your inner critic or other people say.

Three values sit at the heart of how Ees shows up for her clients: curiosity, empathy, and non-judgement. And she holds firmly to the belief that every client deserves unconditional care and respect, simply as a human being.
 

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“You've survived 100% of your worst days. Statistically unsettling sure, but keep going!” 

Languages: English, Malay

Focus Areas: Anxiety, Depression, Addiction & Interpersonal Challenges
 

Khairina is a trainee Clinical Psychologist with a focus on supporting young adults navigating anxiety, depression, addiction, and interpersonal challenges. Currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Psychology at IMU University, she is passionate about creating a safe, grounding space where clients can slow down, reconnect with the present moment, and feel supported in their journey..

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Her approach is gentle and open, allowing space for vulnerability while fostering growth and healing.

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“Trust in your divine timing - life unfolds as past, present and future align.” 

Languages: English

Focus Areas: Emotional Disturbances, Anxiety, Body Image Dissatisfaction, Stress/Burnout, interpersonal conflicts and Trauma
 

Working primarily in English, Ian values meaningful connection and genuine conversation. Outside the therapy room, he’s adventurous and always exploring new food, activities and experiences.

Grounded in empathy and authenticity, Ian aims to create a safe and steady space where clients feel understood, supported and encouraged to reconnect with their inner strengths.
 

“The essence of your being flows beyond the scars painted upon you.” 

Languages: English and Bahasa Malaysia.

Focus Areas: Self-Doubt, Anxiety, Identity Concerns, Relationship & Family Pressures, Life Transitions, Self-Compassion.
 

Anastashia is a trainee counsellor who is deeply dedicated to creating spaces where people feel truly heard, understood, and accepted. She supports individuals who are struggling with self-doubt, anxiety, identity concerns, and the heavy pressures that come with navigating relationships, family expectations, and life transitions.

She approaches therapy with the belief that every behaviour has a story behind it, and that self-understanding is often the most important first step toward growth and healing.
 

Outside of the therapy room, Anastashia practices the same compassion she encourages in her clients–embracing her own journey and focusing on taking life one step at a time.
 

“Take the first step and everything else will fall into its place.”​

Languages: English and Bahasa Malaysia.

Focus Areas: Self-Discovery, Identity, Trauma, Anxiety, Stress Management, Career Counselling, Self-Esteem.
 

Akif believes that therapy is, at its core, a place to make sense of our own narratives. Currently completing his clinical practicum through HELP University, Akif provides a warm, grounded, and deeply relatable space for clients to explore their identities and rewrite their stories.
 

He understands that healing doesn't have to be rigid or overly clinical. As an avid fan of pop culture, movies, comics, and single-player games, Akif loves using the media we consume to help clients make sense of their real-world experiences. Whether you are navigating the overwhelming pressure of career choices or unpacking deeper trauma, he is here to help you process it in a way that feels comfortable and entirely judgment-free.
 

When he is not in the therapy room, you can usually find him immersed in a good single-player, story-driven video game, catching up on the latest movies and TV shows, or reading manga.

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“Life is a story worth telling.”

Languages: English and Mandarin.

Focus Areas: Anxiety, Stress & Burnout, Self-Esteem & Self-Worth, Relationship & Family Concerns, Life Transitions, Identity & Self-Discovery, Grief & Loss
 

Angiele believes that while clinical approaches guide the therapeutic process, the genuine relationship built in the counselling room matters just as much. As a Trainee Counsellor currently completing her practicum through Monash University Malaysia, she is dedicated to creating a comfortable, open, and honest environment for her clients.

She believes that meaningful human connection begins when we can sincerely show up exactly as we are. When you step into the counselling room with Angiele, you don't need to have all the answers. She hopes to make therapy feel natural and deeply human, holding space for laughter and lightness, but also sitting with you through sadness, uncertainty, and the difficult parts of life. Rather than "fixing" things for you, she acts as a curious collaborator, helping you make sense of your experiences and discover the parts of yourself you have yet to see.

Outside the counselling room, Angiele enjoys staying active and engaging in things that bring her joy and meaning, whether that is playing sports or simply reading a quiet book in the park. She deeply believes that learning to care for ourselves gives us the capacity to live with more energy, love, and compassion.

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"What you see in yourself today is only what you have come to know so far."

Languages: English, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia

Specialities: Trauma, relationship and family issues, mental health concerns, anxiety, depression, addiction, and self-discovery
 

Ana is a reflective and empathetic therapist who works with individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, addiction, relationship challenges, and the journey of self-discovery. With a background in psychology from Tarumanagara University, Ana blends warmth with evidence-based techniques such as Brainspotting, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and integrative therapeutic approaches.
 

Her sessions offer a safe, compassionate space where clients feel seen and supported as they unpack the roots of their struggles and reconnect with their authentic selves. Ana’s approach encourages deep self-awareness and emotional growth, empowering clients to move forward with resilience and purpose. She believes that healing begins when we meet ourselves with gentleness, not judgment.
 

“True healing begins when we stop running from our pain and start embracing our authentic selves with compassionate awareness.”