Carla Safadi
Talking about yourself in therapy can be hard. I will try to make it as comfortable as possible. We’ll start by getting an idea of what you’re finding difficult and how this is affecting you. Some issues can be managed in just a few sessions. Other times people need ongoing support.
About Me
Getting the right help at the right time can change lives. Whatever issues my clients are facing, my aim is to help relieve their distress in the most effective way possible. I’m not only good at providing my clients with mental clarity or a listening ear in times of need, but I also enjoy doing it. I have a master degree in Clinical and Adjustment Psychology from the Lebanese University, I have also completed my training consisting of 600 hours of applied training under supervision where I’ve gained invaluable skills in communication, understanding, and patience that I bring to every session. On a personal level, I am mostly trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy which allows me to tackle issues with an open mind and provide the right support to suit my clients. I’m motivated by creating a comfortable place for my clients in my practice, and knowing that I’m helping just one person makes my career choices worth it.
Specialties
Education
I hold a Master in Clinical and Adjustment Psychology from Lebanese University. Through internships in rehab centers, psychiatric hospitals, and NGOs, I gained experience and completed a CBT training program with supervision by an Oxford CBT trainer.