Simplifying Mental Health for Filipinos
Learn how to implement preventative approach for your mental health.
Providing resources like digital products, webinars and events, and 1-on-1 and group therapies.

As seen on
- KMJS
- Kada Umaga
- Gud Morning Kapatid
- BNC
- Julius and Tintin Show, Cignal TV
- ANC
- CNN Philippines
- Newswatch Plus
- Payong Kapatid
- Vogue Philippines
- Philippine Daily Inquirer
- Vice
- BusinessWorld
- Daily Tribune
- The Manila Times
- Adulting with Joyce Pring
- An Open Mind with Liza Soberano
Credentials
- RegisteredRegistered Psychologist
- LicensedLicensed Professional Teacher
- ResearchCo-author of the Filipino Youth Depression Scale (FiYoDS)—the country’s first self-assessment tool for depressive symptoms in adolescents
- AuthorAuthor of Tama Na, Brain: A Filipino’s Guide to Stop Overthinking
- On televisionFrequent TV guest on Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS), Kada Umaga, Gud Morning Kapatid, BNC, and the Julius and Tintin Show on Cignal TV
- On stageOver 100 talks, workshops, and media engagements for schools, organizations, and communities
Running order
- Who Rea isRegistered Psychologist, Licensed Professional Teacher, author
- Work with herSessions, talks and workshops
- On airPast episodes on TV, in print and on podcasts, plus guest booking
- The bookTama Na, Brain: A Filipino’s Guide to Stop Overthinking
- Get in touchSessions, speaking, media and collaborations

Psych Rea Villa
Rea Celine Villa is a Registered Psychologist and Licensed Professional Teacher, author, and mental health advocate with extensive experience in clinical, educational, and community mental health. She is known for promoting culturally relevant and accessible psychological care for Filipinos.
How May I Help You?
Providing resources like digital products, webinars and events, and 1-on-1 and group therapies.
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Digital products
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Webinars and events
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1-on-1 and group therapies
Work With Me
She has conducted over 100 talks, workshops, and media engagements for schools, organizations, and communities, addressing key concerns in mental health, personal development, and human relationships.
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Tama Na, Brain
Tama Na, Brain: A Filipino’s Guide to Stop Overthinking, by Rea Celine Villa.
Get in touch
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