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Dr Lennie Soo speaks on mental health, psychological safety, women’s wellness, trauma-informed awareness, stress, burnout, emotional resilience, behavioural change and mind-body wellbeing.

Yes. Workshop content can be tailored based on the audience, event goals, industry, time available and level of depth required.

Yes. Dr Lennie Soo is a HRD Corp trainer and she conducts corporate talks and workshops on mental health, psychological safety, workplace wellbeing, emotional resilience and stress management.

Online workshops or webinars may be available depending on the topic, audience and format required.

Workshop fees depend on the topic, duration, audience size, preparation required, location and format. A quotation can be provided after the enquiry details are reviewed.

Dr. Lennie Soo runs mental health workshops in Kuala Lumpur that go beyond basic seminars, combining psychotherapy insight with practical group exercises. Her Kuala Lumpur workshops are designed for people who want applied tools, not just theory, covering topics like stress, trauma, and emotional resilience.

For corporate wellness events, Dr. Lennie Soo leads workshops in Kuala Lumpur focused on stress and resilience grounded in neuro-psychology and psychotherapy. Her Kuala Lumpur sessions give teams practical, science-backed tools rather than generic motivational content, making them useful long after the event ends.

Dr. Lennie Soo hosts emotional intelligence workshops from her Kuala Lumpur base, drawing on psychotherapy and neuropsychology to make the content practical rather than theoretical. Malaysia participants leave with tools for managing reactions and understanding emotional triggers, useful both personally and professionally.

Dr. Lennie Soo's nervous system regulation workshops in Kuala Lumpur teach somatic techniques for calming the body under stress. Kuala Lumpur participants learn hands-on methods, drawn from somatic and sound therapy, that can be used in daily life rather than only during formal therapy sessions.