Clinical psychology · Malaysia

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A little clarity. A way forward.

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We believe people open up when they feel safe enough to be human.

feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure

make sense of what you are going through

At AHA! Psychology, we focus on creating a calm, grounded, and emotionally safe space for meaningful conversations. We value genuine human connection, emotional understanding, and the kind of conversations that people often do not get to have in their daily lives.

Sometimes, healing does not begin with having the “right answer.” Sometimes, it begins with finally feeling heard. Whether you are here to seek support or to support others, we hope this space helps people slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves in a more human way.

Our therapeutic approaches include:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Systemic Therapy

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Our Services

Psychotherapy

A space to make sense of what you’re experiencing and explore ways forward.

We draw on evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Systemic Therapy, tailoring our work to your needs, relationships, and goals. Together with your psychologist, you can better understand your thoughts, emotions, and patterns, while developing ways to navigate life’s challenges.

Individual Therapy: RM250 (4-Session Bundle RM900)
Child & Teen Therapy: RM330 (inclusive of parenting coaching)

Assessment & Diagnosis

We conduct comprehensive psychological assessments using clinical interviews, standardized measures, and behavioral observations to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. Findings inform diagnostic clarification and individualized recommendations for treatment and support.

What does a therapy session look like?

Client Registration Form & Screening Form (e.g., BDI, BAI or DASS)

Once your first session is booked, you will fill out your basic information and sign a consent form before the session. You will also fill out a self-report questionnaire, such as the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) or Depression-Anxiety-Stress Scale (DASS), to briefly screen your current mental health.
Meet your Psychologist (either in-person or online)

Whether your session is online or in person, your psychologist will first ask how you would like to be addressed, and will use the name you feel comfortable with throughout the session. In your first session, your psychologist will usually start with an open-ended question: “What brings you to therapy?”
Background & Concerns

Your assigned psychologist will inquire about your background (e.g., history of your concerns) based on your needs for the therapy. Do let your psychologist know if you are not comfortable sharing any parts of the history.
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Intervention

Your psychologist will introduce you some new psychological concept, skills or guide you by asking questions and encourage you to give the question a deep thought. Your psychologist will intervene your concerns based on their training and learned psychotherapy approaches (e.g., CBT, ACT, Systemic Therapy).

Meet our clinical psychologist

Ler Shen Voon

Clinical Psychologist MAHPC(CP)00384 & MSCP CP1-0465

“In therapy, I aim to create a space where you do not need to perform, explain yourself perfectly, or have everything figured out.”

Qualifications: BSc Psychology, National Chung Cheng University
Master of Clinical Psychology, University of Cyberjaya
Languages: English · Mandarin

More about Voon

Clients’ Testimony

“Thank you so much. After starting therapy, you’ve helped me a lot, not just in coping and trauma processing, but also a lot of focus on self-love and acceptance.”

Jo.

“Your guidance and encouragement helped me to become a better version of me.”

Z. K.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a session cost?

Individual Therapy: RM250 (4-Session Bundle RM900)
Child & Teen Therapy: RM330 (inclusive of parenting coaching)

Individual Therapy and Child & Teen Therapy fees

Is my problem “serious enough” for therapy?

Therapy isn’t just for crisis situations; it can be a proactive step toward personal growth, healing, and self-discovery. Therapy is a resource for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and improve their quality of life.

5 Signs You Might Need To See A Therapist

Do I have to share everything in my first session?

Your assigned psychologist will inquire about your background (e.g., history of your concerns) based on your needs for the therapy. Do let your psychologist know if you are not comfortable sharing any parts of the history.

Can I have my sessions online?

We also provide online therapy for individuals.

Although research shows that online therapy is as effective as in-person therapy for most people, there are few conditions we wouldn’t recommend for online therapy:

Hallucinations, Delusions (unless under psychiatric treatment)
Dissociation (unless under medication)
Children: Children may have difficulty sustaining attention for the online therapy method, and our psychologist’s approach will be play therapy with young children, which requires an in-person mode.

Online Therapy

Do you see children and teenagers?

We provide both psychological assessment and therapy for children and adolescents. Our approach is tailored to each young person’s developmental stage and needs, with parents or caregivers involved as appropriate.

Can you assess ADHD or autism?

We provide assessments for ADHD and autism. The assessment process may include clinical interviews, developmental history, standardized measures, and behavioral observations. Findings inform diagnostic clarification and personalized recommendations for intervention and support.

Assessment & Diagnosis

Will what I share be kept confidential?

What you share during sessions is kept confidential. Exceptions may apply where there is a serious risk of harm to you or others, concerns about abuse or neglect, or a legal requirement to disclose information. Where possible, we will inform you before contacting your emergency contact.