Tahira Jibeen, PhD.

I obtained my Ph.D. in Psychology from Punjab University in Pakistan in 2010. I worked as a counsellor in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia over a period of 7 years, helping people cope with immigration and acculturation issues, domestic violence, gender inequality, and other challenges. In addition to my extensive clinical experience, I also have an impressive academic background. I have held assistant and associate professor positions and have 25 published articles in academic journals. Using a scientist-practitioner approach to therapy, I rely on the latest cutting-edge research to inform my clinical methods and interventions. My primary theoretical orientation is cognitive-behavioural, but I blend elements from a variety of therapeutic modalities, as each person is unique. Therefore, I use compassionate, collaborative and active approach to support client in meeting their goals and improving their well being.