Dr. Emtenan Mohamed
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical psychologist with over 20 years' experience assessing and treating children, adolescents, adults, and older adults across cultures.
LocationMediclinic Airport Road Hospital
Experience20-25
NationalitySudan
About
Emtenan provides psychological assessment and therapy for the full span of life's difficulties: anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma in adults, and autism, ADHD, school refusal, and behavioural problems in children. Her assessments include IQ, autism, ADHD, learning disability, and pre-bariatric evaluations, and she draws on CBT, DBT, EMDR, and play therapy, matching the approach to each person. She has particular depth in trauma care, having directed a trauma treatment training centre for Sudan's Ministry of Health, and previously worked at a neurological rehabilitation centre in Berlin.
Specialty
Sub specialty
Qualifications
Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology
Areas of expertise
Mental health
Special interests
Psychological testing personality test, intelligence (iq test)Neurological assessment (memory and concentration)AutismAttention deficit hyperactivity disorderLearning disabilityPre-employment assessment and pre-bariatric assessmentPsychological treatment using eclectic approach cognitive behaviour therapy (cbt), dialectical behaviour therapy (dbt), acceptance therapy (act), play therapy, trauma focused therapy, emdr and behavioural therapy for anxiety, panic attacks, phobia, social anxiety, depression, bipolar, obsessive compulsive disorder, stress management, schizophrenia, low self-esteem, autism, attention deficit hyperactive disorder, conduct disorder, temper tantrums, bedwetting, jealousy, school bullying and school refusal, alcohol and substance abuseAlso offers counselling for emotional, marital and family problems and a wide range of problems across the life span (difficult life situation e.g loss of work, retirement, serious medical condition, divorce, motherhood and grief) to help clients make positive changes in their life and improve their mental wellbeing
