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Ocean
Concrete Wall

EMPOWERING THE MIND AND BODY 

Trauma-Informed Therapy for Adults & Adolescents 

Therapeutic Services

My therapeutic practises use a mixed modality trauma informed approach, from utilising classic cognitive behavioural techniques to EMDR (eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing) and ACT (Acceptance commitment therapy).

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I work with the following issues: Low self esteem, trauma, attachment work, depression, anxeity, work related stress, Adolesence (self-harm, coping mechanisms), general talk therapy, EMDR focused therapy

Therapy Services

A range of one to one therapy services

Psychological Consultation

Report writing services for schools, custody cases and intl. organisations

Workshops for 13 - 18 yrs

Career guidance, exam stress and future planning

About Me.

‘Jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of none’’ – This quote mirrors my own career journey; hailing from a biological background, completing two master of sciences in applied ocean science and psychology.

 

My biological background in animal behaviour, ecology, systems biology all attribute to the person I am today, the way I interact with the world and engage with my clients on a one-to-one level.  From studying little creatures of the world to the expansive minds that we hold – I am a dedicated mental health professional with 4 years of experience and a strong scientific background.

Education

2013-2016

Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Univerisity of Maastricht

Bachelor of Science in Natural Sciences (Ecology, Biology, sustainability, neuroscience, pharmacology) 

2017-2018

MSc Applied Ocean Science
University of Cape Town

Publication: National Biodiversity Assessment 2018 TECHNICAL REPORT Volume 4

Shah A 2018. Distribution of epifauna in offshore benthic environments along the west and south coast of South Africa. MSc Thesis, University of Cape Town, South Africa.

20019-2020

MSc Psychology of Mental Health
University of Edinburgh

Research assistant at the Department of Clinical Psychology

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