Dr. Madeeha Latif Certified Doctor
MSc, M.Phil. & PhD(Clinical Psychology)
My name is Madeeha Latif, Clinical Psychologist, completed my P.hD in clinical psychology from the Institute of Clinical Psychology – University of Karachi. I am currently employed at the Institute of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Dow University of Health Sciences as an Assistant Professor and visiting faculty at the Institute of Clinical Psychology, University of Karachi. My private practice is at Neuro Clinic and Zainab Panjwani Hospital in Karachi. I am an active professional not only working independently but also as part of a multidisciplinary team alongside social workers, academics, physiotherapists, Speech Therapist, psychiatrists and occupational therapists. I have administrative experience of managing teams of diversified expertise through my work as a Shelter Manager and Psychologist at Panah Shelter Home.
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HOW OFTEN DO I NEED THERAPY SESSIONS?
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Therapy takes time. 4 sessions to 8 sessions a month is recommended by us. Anything less than this would be just support work.
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WHAT IS THERAPY?
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Therapy, in essence, is meeting a therapist so that they can help you in resolving your struggles that may have to do with behaviours, emotions, beliefs, relationship with another individual, or somatic reactions, and providing reassurance. Therapy allows for individual attention on particular idiosyncratic issues and teaches clients communication skills, demonstrates the contradiction and helps clients and identifies rational and irrational beliefs. Furthermore, therapy can give fresh outlooks on life, promote one’s self-esteem and help people better understand their own emotions. Therapy is often referred to as Psychotherapy
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WHO NEEDS THERAPY?
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Struggles are a part of life and can possibly impact your emotions, behaviours, and cognitions. While that is something we can adjust to, it should be noted that once it starts interfering with your everyday life, it is the right time to seek help. Distress is another factor that can help you evaluate whether you should be considering therapy or not. To these struggles and their impacts leave you distressed?
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