NOHA EL NAHAS, MA.
PSyD Candidate.

Noha El Nahas, MA. PsyD C., Assoc MAPS, is a professional psychotherapist who has been in the field of mental health since 2006. 

 

Her Journey started from Egypt , moved to Paris and finally becoming a registered counsellor in Australia. Her educational background is a diverse mixture of French School, American University, Cairo University and finally a PSyD Candidate at California Southern University. She took many trainings in (CBT, DBT & Existential Therapy), enhancing her techniques and keeping her updated with recent approaches. 

 

She started her journey in public hospitals (Demerdash, Abbaseya and Abu El Reesh) , receiving intensive trainings in psychological assessments. She then worked with prof Ahmed Okasha in his hospital . After that, she joined the AUC counseling center and started counseling students. Then, she moved to Paris for 2 years where she worked in an organization that helps managing family problems. 

 

After coming back she spent a couple of years working as a school counselor and founded  (Heal Counseling Center), where she worked with adults, provided organizational trainings, and supervised junior therapists. She then became a senior Counsellor at the Office of Student Wellbeing at the American University in Cairo while being an adjunct faculty at the Psychology Department there for 10 years. Finally she moved to Australia where she is currently working at STTARS ( Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Service) as a mental health counsellor in addition to providing trainings to mental health practitioners. 

 

She is also a registered member of the Australian Counselling Association (ACA), member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), Member of the American Psychological Association (APA), and PSI CHi (Psychology Honor Society). 

 

She is experienced in working with various psychological problems (trauma, anxiety, depression, identity & interpersonal issues, and family problems).

 

Despite her various professional trainings Ms. Noha chose to follow an eclectic approach, meaning that she doesn't stick to only one type of therapy because she believes in individual differences. 

 

She conducts sessions in Arabic, English and French.