I have always had an interest and a passion for psychology and mental health. Though the process of reflection and compassion started early on in childhood, my official journey to becoming a therapist began in 2012 and I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology at Carleton university with a minor in anthropology in 2017. My interest in the anthropological discipline allows me to include socio-cultural elements into my understanding of mental health as well as in our therapeutic journey. I believe that our culture and the society which we associate with, plays a role in how we view the world and our own selves; traditions and societal expectations can have a profound effect on our psychological development. Following the completion of my undergraduate studies I have worked and trained within the clinical mental health field in Cairo before moving to the Netherlands to acquire my master’s degree from Webster university. I have experience working directly with clients under supervision, both individually and in groups.

I am currently a member of Nip and adhere to their code of ethics.