Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
A Psychotherapist holding a Diploma in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy from the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy (MIP) (2012-2016). My Transactional Analysis (TA) philosophy is concerned with helping students at different levels (undergraduate, postgraduate and professional) achieve their personal development and self-awareness that helps them improve their own life, relationships, and live a better and more productive life.
I have got more than six years working experience supporting adults, couples and teenage/adolescent from the age of 18 in both private practice and an organizational setting, and enjoying being part of their own unique journey, offering one to one counselling sessions, couple therapy and running health and well-being group therapy. excellent observation skills, excellent communication and listening skills, the ability to gain a client’s trust, empathy and the ability to relate to people of all ages and backgrounds, assertiveness and the ability to represent patients’ interests, Boundary Setting, and Business Management are some of my key skills.
In addition, I have a 3 years working experience as a specialist mentor, supporting university students, through their academic year, sitting and achieving their goals, and overcoming their difficulties.
I have experience of providing psychotherapy and counselling. I have worked with clients who have experienced common mental health problems including depression, stress, anxiety and panic attacks, relationship and family problems, bereavement, domestic violence and sexual abuse. My experience spans a broad range of socio economic circumstances. I have worked with people who are socially and economically deprived and those who are in more affluent circumstances.
There are times when people feel that they cannot cope. Sometimes they might feel overwhelmed and not know how to get through it on their own. who can you turn to when you’re struggling this way? I believe the short answer is that no one has to face difficult feelings on their own. Whether they have a mental health issue or just need some help getting through a particularly tough time there is always someone to turn to.
I am easily approachable with a straightforward communication skill. Clients find me non-judgmental, approachable and warm
Finally, I am bilingual, I speak English and Arabic.
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Noha Abdel Baki holds a Diploma in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy from the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy (MIP) (2012-2016). Her Transactional Analysis approach concentrates on supporting students at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional levels to develop self-awareness and personal growth that can improve life, relationships and productivity.
She has 9 years of professional experience, including more than six years working with adults, couples and adolescents from the age of 18 in both private practice and organisational settings. She offers one-to-one counselling, couples therapy and runs health and well-being group therapy. In addition, she has three years’ experience as a specialist mentor supporting university students through their academic year to meet goals and overcome difficulties.
Noha has provided psychotherapy and counselling for people experiencing common mental health problems such as depression, stress, anxiety and panic attacks, as well as relationship and family difficulties, bereavement, domestic violence and sexual abuse. Her practice has served people from a wide range of socio-economic backgrounds, from socially and economically deprived circumstances to more affluent situations.
Her core skills include strong observation, effective communication and listening, the ability to build trust and show empathy, and the capacity to relate to people of all ages and backgrounds. She is also experienced in assertiveness, representing patients’ interests, boundary setting and business management. She is easily approachable with straightforward communication. Clients find her non-judgmental, approachable and warm. Noha is bilingual and works in English and Arabic.
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