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Culturally-responsive mental health support for international & local families across Southeast Asia.

Licensed therapists offering therapy, assessments & wellbeing partnerships — bridging international clinical standards with deep regional understanding. Who We Are

Marble is a psychological service dedicated to the psychological wellbeing of the community in Myanmar. Based in Yangon, Marble provides a full range of professional psychological services for Adults, Children and Organisations. Our Values

The core values that drive us include:
🔹Compassion and Respect
🔹Collaboration & Empowerment
🔹Professional Excellence
🔹Ethical Practice

02/03/2026

If your child is suddenly struggling with homework, dragging their feet at school time, or getting teary at bedtime… you’re not alone. Welcome to March. 😌

We’re well into the school year now — the excitement of the holidays is long gone and everyone — kids, parents, teachers — is feeling worn down.

What this “March slump” might look like
• More big reactions over small things
• Extra pushback around school and homework
• Feelings that seem harder to manage than usual
• “I just can’t do this right now” moments
• Sleep troubles or changes in appetite

Here’s the important part: If your child was doing okay earlier in the year but is struggling now, that often points to fatigue and overwhelm — not failure.

If you’re noticing patterns that feel deeper or longer-lasting than typical tiredness, getting support — like an assessment or talking with a professional — can help you understand what’s really going on.

📩 Send us a message. We’re here to help you figure out what your child needs right now."

02/02/2026

📌Mid-Term Reality Check: When Academic Struggles Become Clear

We're six weeks into the term. And for some families, a pattern is becoming impossible to ignore.

Your child is smart — you know they are. But...
🔎Homework takes hours longer than it should
🔎Reading is a battle every single night
🔎Math facts just won't stick, no matter how much you practice
🔎They're working twice as hard for half the results

📌Here's what we want you to know
Effort isn't the problem. Understanding how their brain learns is the missing piece.

A psycho-educational assessment gives you clarity — about learning differences, processing challenges, attention difficulties, or giftedness that's being masked by frustration.

The sooner you understand your child's learning profile; the sooner they can get support that actually works.

Marble provides comprehensive assessments for international school students across Southeast Asia. Message us to discuss whether now is the right time.

30/01/2026

💭💭Celebrate "End of January" with a Family Reflection

We made it through January! Here's a simple way to close the month together.

🎉Family End-of-Month Reflection

Gather at dinner (or bedtime) and share:
🌟One thing that made you laugh this month
🌟One thing that was challenging
🌟One thing you're looking forward to in February

This practice helps children:
✓ Process experiences rather than rush past them
✓ Develop emotional awareness
✓ See challenges as part of growth, not failure
✓ Build optimism about what's ahead

And honestly? Adults benefit just as much from this kind of intentional reflection. It's a beautiful way to mark time together and remind your family: We're in this together, one month at a time.

💙What was your family's highlight this January?

28/01/2026

🍀🍀We're almost through January.

So, let's pause and ask: How are you actually doing?

🌿Not the "fine, busy, you know how it is" answer.

📌The real answer.
Are you feeling connected or isolated? Energized or exhausted? Clear or overwhelmed?

If this month has been harder than you expected — if the fresh-start energy has already faded, if you're feeling stuck or anxious or distant from the people you love — that's important information. You don't have to power through alone.

Therapy can help you understand what's underneath the surface, process what you're carrying, and build practical strategies for moving forward. Starting therapy is one of the kindest things you can do for yourself this year.

📩 Ready to take that step? Message us to schedule an initial consultation. We offer flexible scheduling for busy professionals and parents.

26/01/2026

💫💫For School Counsellors: Recognizing Anxiety vs. Avoidance in Students

They look similar. But the intervention is different.

🎯Anxiety: The student WANTS to do the thing but feels physically or emotionally unable. Their distress is visible and genuine.

🎯Avoidance: The student doesn't want to do the thing and has learned that distress gets them out of it. The pattern reinforces over time.The tricky part? Sometimes it's both.

📌Key questions to help differentiate:
🌟Does the distress decrease when the demand is removed?
🌟Is there a pattern around specific tasks or transitions?
🌟How does the student respond to support and encouragement?

Understanding the difference helps you (and parents) respond effectively — and know when it's time for professional assessment or intervention.

📧 Marble offers consultation for school teams working with complex student presentations. Let's collaborate to get students the right support.

23/01/2026

🤎Weekend Challenge: Tech-Free Family Time

This weekend, try something radical:
Put the screens away. 📵Just for a few hours.
See what happens.

📌Ideas for tech-free family time:
⚡Cook a meal together from scratch
⚡Go on a nature walk and collect interesting things
⚡Play board games or cards
⚡Build something together (fort, puzzle, craft)
⚡Have a family book club with one picture book

📌Why these matters
When screens are away, kids (and adults!) are more present.
Conversation flows. Laughter happens. Connection deepens. It doesn't have to be perfect or Pinterest-worthy. It just has to be real.

❤️What's your family's favorite tech-free activity? Share below! 👇

21/01/2026

💑💑Couples Therapy Isn't About Fixing What's Broken

Here's what we want you to know about couples therapy: It's not a last resort.

📌The strongest couples aren't the ones who never struggle — they're the ones who reach out for support before resentment hardens into distance.

📌Couples therapy can help with:
• Improving communication and reducing conflict
• Navigating big transitions (moves, career changes, parenting)
• Reconnecting after drifting apart• Healing from betrayal or rebuilding trust
• Understanding each other's needs more deeply

The best time to start? Before things feel unfixable. Living internationally adds unique pressures to relationships — isolation, role changes, cultural adjustment, career sacrifice.

Having a space to work through these challenges together can transform your partnership.

💬 Ready to reconnect? Marble offers couples therapy for international families across Southeast Asia. Message us to book a consultation.

19/01/2026

📌When Your Bright Child Is Struggling: Understanding Twice-Exceptional Learners

Your child is clever, curious, creative — and yet, school feels like a constant battle.

📚Sound familiar?
Some children are "twice-exceptional" — they're intellectually gifted AND have learning differences like ADHD, dyslexia, or processing challenges.

These kids often:
✨Excel in some areas while struggling significantly in others
✨Seem "lazy" or "unmotivated" when they're actually overwhelmed
✨Have big ideas but struggle to organize or complete work
✨Feel frustrated because school doesn't match how their brain works

💥The challenge?
These children are often overlooked because their strengths mask their challenges — or vice versa. A comprehensive assessment can identify both the gifts and the gaps, so your child gets the right support to thrive.

📩 Marble specializes in psycho-educational assessments for complex learners. Message us to discuss your child's profile.

16/01/2026

✨⚡Here's a weekend project that'll fill your home with good feelings.

❤️The Compliment Jar❤️

📌What you need:
A jar,
colorful paper,
Pens

📌How it works:
Family members write genuine compliments for each other
Fold them up and drop them in the jar
Pull one out each evening at dinner

📌Why this works
It shifts family culture toward noticing and naming the good. Kids learn to express appreciation. Everyone feels seen and valued.Plus, on hard days, you can pull out a handful and remember: we're in this together.

❤️Will you try it this weekend? Let us know!

14/01/2026

The Invisible Weight of Living Far from Home

There's a kind of grief that doesn't get talked about enough.
It's not dramatic. It's not a crisis. It's just... there.

📍The grief of missing your sister's birthday.
📍Of not being there when your dad was in the hospital.
📍Of raising kids far from the grandparents who would have adored them.
📍Of feeling caught between "home" and "here.

If you're carrying this weight, you're not alone. And it's okay to acknowledge that living internationally — even when it's the right choice — comes with real loss.

Therapy can help you process this ambiguous grief, find ways to stay connected to what matters, and build a life that feels whole — even across continents.

You don't have to carry it alone.

💬 Marble specializes in supporting individuals and families navigating the unique emotional challenges of international life. Message us to learn more.

12/01/2026

📌For School Counsellors: Post-Break Check-Ins That Matter

Welcome back! The first weeks of January are critical for student wellbeing.

👋Some students return refreshed and ready.
👋Others return carrying stress from the holidays — family conflict, culture clash, grief, anxiety about the term ahead.

Effective check-in questions beyond "How was your break?"
🌟What's one thing you're looking forward to this term?
🌟Is there anything that feels hard right now?
🌟On a scale of 1-10, how ready do you feel for this term?

These open-ended questions create space for students to share what's really going on — without putting them on the spot.

If you're noticing students who seem to be struggling more than usual, we're here to partner with you.

Marble works closely with school counsellors across the region to provide assessments, therapy, and consultation.

📧 Questions about referrals or collaboration? Reach out anytime.

10/01/2026

Looking for a fun (and insightful) family activity this weekend?

💫💫Try this. 🎲The "Start, Stop, Continue" Game

Each person shares:
🌟Something they want to START doing this year
🌟Something they want to STOP doing
🌟Something they want to CONTINUE doing

Kids love this because they get to set their own goals. Parents love it because you learn what actually matters to your children.

✨Pro tip: Go first as a parent and model vulnerability — "I want to stop checking my phone so much during dinner.

"It's simple, it's connecting, and it helps everyone reflect on the year ahead together.

❤️Try it this weekend and let us know how it goes!

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Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:00 - 18:00

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+959456124067

Website

http://www.marble-psychology.com/

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Who We Are Marble is a psychological service dedicated to the psychological wellbeing of the community in Myanmar. Based in Yangon, Marble provides a full range of professional psychological services for Adults, Children and Organisations. Our Vision Marble Psychological Services was established with the vision to create change in the lives of our clients through providing the highest standard of psychological services to Adults, Children and Organisations in Myanmar. Our Values The core values that drive us include: Compassion and Respect Our core value is to treat the people we meet with compassion and respect. This begins from the first step when you contact us, to how we treat your personal information and how we appreciate your diversity in culture and values during therapy. At Marble, we provide services with a non-judgmental attitude, empathy and warmth. Collaboration & Empowerment We believe in a collaborative approach between you and your therapist. We see you as the expert on your experiences and we listen to your goals for therapy and collaborate with you to help you achieve these goals. Professional Excellence Our role as a psychological service is to provide you with treatments that are proven to be effective. Our therapeutic approach is based on the scientist-practitioner philosophy where we work using evidence-based therapies. We pride ourselves on staying up to date with the latest evidence. At Marble, we support our therapists in their Professional Excellence through our emphasis on professional development, clinical supervision and through the provision of a library of the latest therapeutic resources. Ethical Practice In our professional practice we adhere to the British Psychological Society Code of Conduct and the ethical and professional standards of the UK Health and Care Professions Council. This code and professional standards govern a number of areas including confidentiality, record keeping and appropriate boundaries in our relationships with clients.