Welcome to
KGB Factor
Keep Going Beyond
Our Story
How KGB Factor came into existence
One airy night, a bunch of good friends got together for a casual catch up over the long break of MCO. The concerned friends shared on how Covid-19 had significantly changed the way people live and the aftermath that followed. One aspect that was unanimously agreed upon was the need for psychoeducation to be popularized and made accessible to people from all walks of life, particularly in these unsettling moments. The sharing session sparked a bursting idea that could not be put aside, instead, the seed of hope started germinating and growing, slowly but steadily ever since.
... And with that, lo and behold, KGB Factor came into existence!
Our Commitment
Our Vision
To promote positive mental health and overall well-being through the empowerment of psychology in daily applications.
Our Mission
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To address the psychological aspects of overall
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To disseminate evidence-based information for applications of psychology
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To advocate for social awareness through community-based projects, events, and activities
Our Core Values
Diversity
Honouring individual differences across cross-cultural contexts
Advocacy
Standing in solidarity with truthful expositions
Integrity
Holding accountability for shared information and actions
Caring
Reaching out to uphold individual’s rights to healthy living
Our Logo
The Rationale Behind
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Blue: Unity despite diversity
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White: Authenticity and credibility
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Gold: Passion and commitment
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Mountain: The higher goal to keep going beyond
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Butterfly: Transformation and change
Our Team
Kymberly
Kymberly is a counselling psychologist (KB., PA.), accredited and registered practitioner with the Board of Counsellor Malaysia.
She has always been passionate about working alongside individual and their families in a therapy setting, particularly to assist them in developing the psychological resiliency required to manage adversity and change.
Through her clinical work and research, she hopes to bridge theoretical problems with real-world situations, seek to not only raise awareness on mental health, but also to empower and promote psychological well-being through psycho-education.