Edo is a clinical psychologist trained in University of Indonesia, and received his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Hamburg, Germany. His line of research is on discovering why some people develop psychosis and why others do not. His clinical practice uses the principle of cognitive-behavioral therapy focusing on structure, short sessions, clear attainable goals and behavioral assignments. He has experience in treating patients with depression, anxiety, psychosis, and lately, borderline personality disorder. In addition, he has experience in delivering cognitive-behavioral therapy, behavioral activation, dialectical behavior therapy and schema therapy.

Edo is committed to evidence-based practice psychotherapy. I know that he is always up-to-date with the latest scientific development, as I had the pleasure of working with him on several high impact journal articles. Personally, I find him to be a kind and non-judgmental person that I believe can only increase his success as a psychotherapist. I am happy to hear that he founded Indonesian Psychological Healthcare Center, and confidently endorse his practice for those seeking evidence-based psychotherapy. It is my mission to support the dissemination of evidence-based practice internationally by providing free consultation.

Dr. Leonie Ascone is a psychologist and researcher at University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany. Beside working on her neuroscience research project, she enjoys playing with her son, Nico

Edo’s work on schizophrenia is on the forefront of the field. I believe this would be reflected on Indonesian Psychological Healthcare Center, which ensures that patients will be handled based on the best available evidence. If I have a client in Indonesia, I am confident in referring them to Indonesian Psychological Healthcare Center.

Dr. Cindy Theresiana is a licensed psychologist practicing in Brisbane, Australia . She specializes in anxiety disorders, and treat clients with a warm and a non-judgmental approach. Besides practicing, she enjoys an afternoon stroll in the park or at the beach

Steffi is a clinical psychologist trainee at the Catholic University of Atma Jaya Jakarta. Before entering the psychological healthcare world, she worked for a tech company on digital advertising and social media. Her current research project is on discovering whether Indonesian translated assessment tools from its English original produce equivalent score, and if not, what does it mean.

Wulan received a master degree in psychology from King’s College London. She has international experience in delivering Mental Health First Aid (HMFA), typically in low-resource setting. Currently she is a clinical psychologist trainee at the University of Indonesia. Her current research project is on discovering the psychological mechanism that translates the impact of social factors on psychotic symptoms. She has assisted in handling patients with depression, psychosis, and borderline personality disorder.