Maple Tree Counselling Expands with Psychological Services in November 2026
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Hong Kong, Sept. 23, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Maple Tree Counselling, a boutique counselling and therapy practice based in Central, Hong Kong, is set to expand its services starting in November 2026. The practice will welcome two additional professional psychologists to its team, enhancing the support it offers to clients seeking psychological counselling.
According to the press release, Maple Tree Counselling will officially begin offering psychological counselling services in November 2026. The addition of these two experienced professionals will bring the practice's team to a total of four, including the existing practitioners. Clients can expect to meet these new psychologists in October, with their details being made available on the Maple Tree website in early November.
The release explains that while there is considerable overlap between the roles of psychologists and counsellors, there are key differences. Counselling is often suited for navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, stress management, and personal growth. Psychology, on the other hand, may be recommended for those experiencing acute symptoms, complex mental health conditions, or requiring formal psychological assessment or specialized diagnostic care.
Maple Tree Counselling's Hong Kong team is described as a diverse, multicultural group of counsellors, psychotherapists, and counselling psychologists. These professionals bring together different professional backgrounds, life experiences, and therapeutic perspectives, offering a wide range of services to clients. The team includes native Hong Kongers, long-term residents, and professionals who have lived and worked across different countries and cultures, providing a strong understanding of the complexities of life in Hong Kong.
The practice offers therapy for adults, adolescents, couples, and families, addressing a broad range of concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, parenting, identity, and life transitions. Some practitioners have particular experience in areas such as couples therapy, attachment and family relationships, trauma, neurodivergence, fertility and pregnancy loss, and the challenges of living between different cultures.
Therapy is available in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, both in person in Central and online. For clients specifically seeking support from a psychologist, Maple Tree Counselling will offer a valued option, building on its well-regarded reputation for providing quality therapeutic services.
New clients can request an optional 15 to 20-minute no-charge pre-screen call with a suitable therapist before booking. This initial consultation allows clients to discuss their concerns and find the right therapist for their needs. The practice provides individual therapy for adults and adolescents, couples therapy, family therapy, and corporate wellness programs.
Maple Tree Counselling's expansion into psychological counselling services marks a significant step in its growth and commitment to offering comprehensive mental health support to the Hong Kong community. The addition of two experienced professional psychologists will further broaden the support available to clients, ensuring that those in need can find the appropriate therapeutic services tailored to their unique circumstances.