Ruangrin "Mafuang" Aksharanugraha

Psychotherapist, Beautiful Madness By Mafuang

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Ruangrin "Mafuang" Aksharanugraha’s first job was as a writer at a lifestyle magazine interviewing many interesting people. She quickly realised that she enjoyed studying people and their characters which led her to embark on the next chapter of her life as a psychology Master’s student. She continued her studies in the US at Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology for Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling. Today, Mafuang is a successful psychotherapist who runs her own content blog 'Beautiful Madness by Mafuang', where she mostly talks about the idea of psychology in a fun and approachable way for Thai people, as well as relationships which contribute to who we are today. Aside from her blog, she hosts a podcast called Life Cry Sis on The Matter platform together with writer Waritha “Baitoey” Saejia, created as a safe space for those who are dealing with life issues. Having described herself as an “emotional sponge”, she has high levels of empathy and wants to encourage people to seek help when they’re in need. She believes that you don’t have to be “mad” to seek help and it’s okay to see a therapist.

Ruangrin "Mafuang" Aksharanugraha’s first job was as a writer at a lifestyle magazine interviewing many interesting people. She quickly realised that she enjoyed studying people and their characters which led her to embark on the next chapter of her life as a psychology Master’s student. She continued her studies in the US at Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology for Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling. Today, Mafuang is a successful psychotherapist who runs her own content blog 'Beautiful Madness by Mafuang', where she mostly talks about the idea of psychology in a fun and approachable way for Thai people, as well as relationships which contribute to who we are today. Aside from her blog, she hosts a podcast called Life Cry Sis on The Matter platform together with writer Waritha “Baitoey” Saejia, created as a safe space for those who are dealing with life issues. Having described herself as an “emotional sponge”, she has high levels of empathy and wants to encourage people to seek help when they’re in need. She believes that you don’t have to be “mad” to seek help and it’s okay to see a therapist.