MADIHA KHAN

About MADIHA KHAN

Madiha Khan is a Clinical Psychologist and Research Fellow from Pakistan. Currently serving as a Project Lead and Research Fellow at the Unconventional Duha Research Unit (UDRU), she has over four years of experience in clinical practice, virtual consultations, and psychology training. She holds a professional background working with organizations such as the Federal City Rehab Clinic, Marham, and APKAMuaalij. Academically, she is pursuing an MS in Clinical Psychology at Foundation University. Her research expertise encompasses qualitative thematic analysis, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-informed care, addiction counseling, and integrating Islamic frameworks into mental health practice, alongside published work in Prolonged Grief Disorder.

Areas of Support

Approach to Therapy

MADIHA KHAN believes therapy should be collaborative, respectful, and tailored to the individual. Their approach integrates Psychodynamic, ACT, Solution-Focused, CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, while remaining focused on the client's goals, pace, and emotional safety.

Cultural Sensitivity

MADIHA KHAN recognizes that mental health concerns are often connected to family systems, cultural expectations, identity, migration, faith, and social pressures. Their work aims to meet clients with sensitivity to these realities.

Qualifications and Professional Details

• Qualification: MS Psychology
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• Experience: 3 years
• Languages: EnglishUrdu
• Session Format: Online
• Age Groups: Adults (18-60)