From a young age, I’ve always been the person who loved to listen-really listen. I found joy in understanding people, hearing their stories, and offering whatever comfort I could. That simple love for being present with others slowly grew into a calling, guiding me toward psychology and eventually leading me to where I am today. I’m Najah Muneerudheen, a Consultant Psychologist and founder of The Mann Wellbeing Studio. My work is rooted in a deep curiosity about people and a genuine desire to support their emotional wellbeing and personal growth. Over the past seven years, my path has taken me through many meaningful spaces-clinical practice, community mental health programs, and academic teaching. I’ve worked with children, adolescents, adults, and older adults, each group teaching me something new about resilience and the human heart. My experience spans adult and geriatric counselling, supporting professionals, and leading wellbeing programs for schools, colleges, and community groups. I also spent a year as an Assistant Professor of Psychology, a time that strengthened my passion for learning and guiding others. My academic journey includes a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Rajagiri College of Social Sciences and a Bachelor’s from St. Joseph’s College, Devagiri, shaped by diverse internships across hospitals, clinics, and community settings. Every step, every story, and every person I’ve met has brought me closer to the compassionate, grounded practice I hold today—one that began simply with the love of listening.