Kopi with Nina
relationships. family. work. life.
A boutique psychotherapy practice in Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya — for people ready to talk about what's actually going on, without the clinical distance.
"Kopi" is Malay for coffee — and the ritual of sitting down with someone over a cup, unhurried.
That's what a session with Nina is built to feel like. Not a diagnosis to get through, not a procedure on a clock — a conversation with room in it. You bring what's actually going on. She brings twenty years of listening for what's underneath it.
How we can work together
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One-on-one sessions for anxiety, burnout, grief, identity, or simply feeling stuck.
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For partners working through conflict, disconnection, or a season of change together.
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A space for families to be heard by each other, not just by the therapist in the room.
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Burnout, career transitions, and the parts of work life that follow you home.
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Alena Abdul Aziz · Psychotherapist
"I don't think good therapy should feel like a summons to an appointment. It should feel like an invitation to sit down."
Nina works with individuals, couples, and families navigating the parts of life that don't fit neatly into an hour — relationships under strain, work that's taken more than it's given, and the quieter question of who you are underneath all of it. Her approach is warm and direct: plain language over jargon, and enough patience to let the real conversation surface in its own time.
Read Nina's full storyTools & resources
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Name what you're feeling when the right words won't come — Nina's own card framework, used in sessions.
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Body-based prompts for processing emotion somatically, for use alone or between sessions.
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A guided digital reflection journal — structured prompts for the week between sessions.
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A short set of recorded grounding exercises you can return to any time you need to settle.
View in shopFrom the blog
Workplace
What it actually looks like when burnout has quietly become the default — and where to start.
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No scripts, no scoring who's right. Here's what to expect walking in.
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The early, easy-to-dismiss signs — and why naming them early changes everything.
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