Aijaz Bhat

Trauma, abuse

Depression

Stress, Anxiety

Relationships

OCD

About me

I am Dr. Aijaz, a licensed Clinical Psychologist Global Mental Health & Psychosocial Expert with more than a decade (13+) year of experience in International Humanitarian Sector. I have a huge experience of working with adolescents (boys & girls), adults (men & women), couples and families. My work experience has been with people having Stress, Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Trauma, Abuse, Addiction, Gender-based violence, Life transitions, Interpersonal relationship issues and lot more. I am well versed with brief and long-term psychotherapeutic approaches and can tailor sessions as per your needs. I support my clients to get fully functional in their daily life with peace and contentment. You will find me very kind, compassionate, caring & empowering therapist during your journey with me towards positive transformation of your wellbeing in a safe and confidential environment.

43

Sessions

72.2 hrs

Completed

4.6

Ratings

6 mins

Response

My therapeutic approach

I am trained in various Cognitive, Behavioural, Narrative & Emotion based therapeutic techniques. To name some, I use Psychoeducation, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Behavioural Activation, Trauma Focussed ACT, Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET), Cue Cantered Therapy (CCT), Emotion Focussed Therapy (EFT), Mindfulness, Meditation, Motivation Enhancement Therapy (MET) & Couples/Family Therapy Approaches. I have received these trainings in India, Europe, Central Asia & Africa.

My communication approach

My approach is Client centred & is based on kindness, compassion, care, understanding, empathy & professionalism. I develop therapeutic relationship with my valuable clients and provide them safe & confidential space to express themselves freely at their own pace and willingness. Time is respected & I keep myself available for the assigned date and slot for the session.

Professional experience

13+ years of practice

Mental health expertise

abuse

Trauma,

Depression

Stress

Anxiety

OCD

Addiction

Teenage issues

Child-parent communication

Relationships

Couples issue

Marital Discords

Family conflicts

Additional areas of expertise :

Mind-body communication through Yoga asanas

Carrier counselling

ANGER MANAGMENT

Parenting & attachment issue

Interpersonal communication

Separation AnxietY

Domestic problems

FAMILY PROBLEMS

issues of guilt

sHAME

Issues of Expat lifE

IMPULSIVITY

Infidelity

MOOD RELATED ISSUES

PANIC DISORDERS & Dissociation

PERSONALITY PROBLEMS

Child Sexual Abuse,

SOCIAL ANXIETY & FEARS

self esteem

grief

Mind-body communication through Yoga asanas, Carrier counselling, Anger Management, Parenting & attachment issues, Interpersonal communication, Personality problems, Separation Anxiety, Domestic problems, Issues of Guilt, Shame, Impulsivity & Infidelity. Issues of Expat life, Mood related issues, Panic attacks & Dissociation, Child Sexual Abuse, Social anxiety and fears, Self-esteem & Grief counselling.

Available communication modes
Spoken languages
License information

RCI CRR No. A66073

Availability (UAE Time Zone)

Monday to Friday: 09:00am to 07:00pm
Saturday to Sunday: 09:00am to 02:00pm / 6:00pm to 8:00pm

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Friendliness of your therapist 😁

In therapy sessions, I aim to strike a balance between friendliness and professionalism. While I maintain a warm and welcoming demeanor with my patients, I also uphold the boundaries of the therapeutic relationship.

Assertiveness

I believe in setting clear boundaries from the beginning of the therapeutic relationship, outlining expectations for behavior and participation in sessions. However, I also understand the importance of flexibility and adaptation, as each person's needs and comfort levels vary.

Learn more about your therapist understanding of UAE Life

Understanding of UAE culture

Exploring the United Arab Emirates (UAE) entails learning about its rich social conventions, traditions, and values. The culture of the United Arab Emirates is a fusion of Islamic, Persian, Arabian, and East African components. Although English is commonly spoken due to the country's diversified population and economic globalization, Arabic is the official language. Islam is the most common religion in the nation and has a big impact on the music, fashion, food, architecture, and way of life. The values of hospitality and respect are highly prized among Emiratis. The UAE has a sizable expat community, which adds to the country's cultural diversity.

Understanding of UAE social mentality

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Understanding of UAE unique challenges

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Understanding of UAE expats life

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