Hsu Mi Khaing is a mental health practitioner and counseling trainee based in Myanmar with experience in psychosocial support (MHPSS), Psychological First Aid (PFA), and community-based mental health programs. She has supported workshops on emotional expression, reflective practices, art-based activities, and child-centered play through her volunteer work as a co-facilitator with ADORE Mental Wellbeing and Care. She has also served as a Community Facilitator in an emergency earthquake response project, providing MHPSS support to affected communities. She has completed training in Intermediate and Basic Counseling Skills, Psychosocial Support (PSS), Suicide Prevention & Crisis Helpline, and Emergency Pedagogy. She is currently studying Health Science at the University of the People and has a medical education background from the University of Medicine Mandalay. She is committed to providing empathetic, ethical, and culturally sensitive support while continuing to develop professionally in the mental health field.