Your Therapist
Counselling Corner has a team of excellent counsellors and psychotherapists who trained in Australia, Korea, Singapore and Myanmar. Each counsellor has his or her own area of specialisation, which helps us assign the right person for you. Our counsellors receive regular supervision to ensure they find the best solutions and strategies for their clients.
Aung Min Thein
Psychotherapist & Founder Therapist at Counselling Corner
As a two-year post-graduate in Psychotherapy and Counselling from Western Sydney University, Aung Min Thein has acquired international skills and knows how to use these in a Myanmar context. He has worked in the field of mental health in a variety of settings including INGOs, LNGOs, …
Ma Cherish Pui
Th.D (Doctrate theology in Christian Counselling)
Cherish is an experienced counsellor and completed in 2015 her Doctorate’s degree in Counselling at Seoul Christian University. She followed a one-year internship program at Yonsei University International Counselling & Coaching centre.During her time in Seoul she helped migrant workers and ……
Tin Ko Latt
Counsellor
Tin Ko Latt graduated from University of Medicine 1 in 2019. Since then. He has been working in the mental health professional career. He completed the Advanced Counselling Training Course from Counselling Corner and has been volunteering and facilitating workshops and webinars related with mental health…..
Hsu Lei Nanda
Counsellor
As a proponent of positive change for all, Hsu Lei constantly devotes her time to studying and expanding her interest in the field of Psychology and Counseling to create a better everyday life and a positive impact for the many people. She also loves children and teaching has been her passion…..
Hein Htet Lwin Oo
Counsellor
Hein Htet Lwin Oo has always been genuine in trying to understand people and listen to them. He has been always interested in Psychology and when he went through hard times during Covid, he noticed other people around him were going through tough times of their own…..
Eaint Chu Moe Myint
Counsellor
“Our feelings matter and deserve a place to explore in a safe and empathetic space” by Eaint Chu Eaint Chu Moe Myint has become interested in counselling by undergoing through her own unresolved traumas and healing from them slowly. Prior to counselling….
Julia Moe Nge San
Counsellor
In an effort to understand her own emotions and thoughts, Julia started learning about counselling. She wanted to heal something damaged within herself, heal trauma from her childhood in order to live differently. Julia worked hard and followed the Basics and the Advanced Counselling Skills training at Counselling Corner.
May Phyo Thu
Counsellor
May Phyo Thu has had an interest in psychology since her teenage years when she was living in Yangon. While working as Clinical Instructor in Singapore, her interest in psychology, especially counselling, became stronger as she noticed communities need more and more emotional support.She pursued her interests……
Myo Thiri Khin
Counsellor
She is committed to supporting individuals as they navigate stress, crisis, and overwhelming emotions. With a strong interest in understanding people and their emotional experiences, she began studying counselling at Counselling Corner through a scholarship program and later continued her learning by completing Advanced Counselling Training.
Nilar Aung
Counsellor
Nilar found herself on a healing journey and now looks ahead with newfound purpose, her path naturally links with the world of counselling. This experience activated a deep passion within her, leading her to advocate for mental health awareness and volunteer with organizations like Talk With Me and Counselling Corner.
Thiri Myint Zaw
Counsellor
ThiRi works from a Person-Centered, non-directive approach, providing a safe and
supportive space where clients can explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. She
believes that meaningful growth and healing happen when individuals are met with patience
and understanding…..
Eaint Wai Wai Tun
Counsellor
Eaint Wai Wai Tun has served as a mental health nurse at Yangon Mental Health Hospital for two years, gaining extensive experience in caring for various mental health issues. She has closely cared for numerous patients, including those with schizophrenia, depression, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders such as alcohol and drug addiction.
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Singapore – Myanmar – Thailand