Aidarina Basarudin-Pigott

Aida, a skilled psychotherapist and hypnotherapist with 20 years of experience, has dedicated her life to assisting others in finding peace and liberation from their sufferings. Beyond a profession, she views psychotherapy as her mission and purpose. Born in Penang, an island on the Malaysian Peninsula's west coast, Aida's early life included forming close friendships with people of diverse cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds, sparking her interest and curiosity in understanding others.

Aida's childhood encounter with Penang's homelessness sparked her interest in human conditions. Graduating from the University of Chicago initiated her lifelong learning. Serving Chicago's homeless for 7 years, she advocated for equal mental health care, dedicating herself to marginalized groups. Aida's commitment spans diverse settings, including Hospice, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, and private practice, emphasizing redemption and our collective resilience amid challenges.

Aida, with qualities like knowledge, patience, warmth, and empathy, connects with clients of all ages, including the resistant. Viewing therapy as an art rooted in science, she believes in the transformative power of the therapist-client relationship. Aida guides clients to find genuine peace by embracing their authentic selves, gaining insights for reshaping their lives, and affirming that redemption is attainable for everyone, transcending inner pains.