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Shamyle Khan
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Shamyle Khan

Mental Health Counselor

180 USD/session
11+ years exp.
100% Refundable Switch therapist for free any time
11+

years exp.

180

USD/session

100% Refundable

Switch therapist for free any time

Specialization

Relationship Issues

Grief and Loss

PTSD

Personal Development

ADHD

OTHER FOCUS AREAS

Anxiety & Stress

Depression

Self-Esteem

Career and Work-Related Issues

Life Transitions

Emotional Regulation

Academic Stress

Body Image Issues

Cultural Identity Issues

Migration and Relocation Issues

Postpartum Depression

Childhood Trauma

Life Purpose

Impostor Syndrome

Trust Issues

Expat Adjustment Issues

Mental health & trauma therapy


About Shamyle Khan

Meet Shamyle, a compassionate psychotherapist who views the therapeutic process much like life itself a delicate balance guided by faith, reflection, and compassion. Shamyle supports clients through life’s complex and tender chapters with care, humility, and understanding, bringing both metaphors and symbolism alongside biopsychosocial frameworks to co-create meaningful and grounded perspectives on life. In sessions, clients experience warmth, sincerity, gentle humor, reflection, and the full range of human experience all in service of healing and growth.

Having practiced across Dubai, Pakistan, and Canada, Shamyle offers a globally informed and culturally sensitive approach to therapy, respecting your values, honoring your story, and incorporating the spiritual dimension of well-being. Her work focuses on long-term healing from trauma and attachment wounds, as well as supporting clients navigating anxiety, identity shifts, faith-based challenges, and major life transitions. She often works with Muslim professionals, expats, couples, new parents, and neurodiverse individuals, helping them rediscover balance, purpose, and connection in both their inner and outer worlds.

Shamyle believes therapy should be a safe, judgment-free space where clients can breathe, reflect, and grow while staying true to their faith and values. Together, She guides clients toward clarity, emotional steadiness, and a sense of peace aligned with their spiritual and personal identity.

If you’re considering therapy, Shamyle would be honored to meet you where you are and walk beside you on your journey toward healing and alignment one step, one breath, and one prayer at a time.


Treatment Approach

CBT

Identifies negative thought patterns to improve emotions & behaviour

Psychological Assessments

Standardised tests evaluating mental health, cognition & personality

Gottman Method

Evidence-based couples therapy building trust and lasting connection

Family and Couples Therapy

Improves communication and resolves conflict in close relationships

Strength-Based Therapy

Builds on personal strengths and resilience to overcome challenges

Mindfulness-Based Therapy

Present-moment awareness practices reducing stress and anxiety

Person-Centered Therapy

Empathetic, non-directive therapy valuing individual growth

Trauma-Focused Therapy

Targeted therapy processing trauma symptoms and restoring safety


Details

Who I Work With

Individual

Age Groups

Adults (ages 18-64)

Languages

Hindi · Urdu · English

Cultural Background

Asian (East, South, Southeast), North American

Qualification

Masters of Science in Psychology-Specialization in Developmental Child Psychopathology — Quaid-i-Azam University

Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology — National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST)

Licenses

BPS / Membership number: 752726 — United Kingdom

Session Format

Video · Audio · Chat

5.0
5 verified reviews

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L**a

Verified client · 8 months ago

5.0

My experience today with Shamyle was so eye opening. I feel very good right now. I love the process and really look forward to our next session ☺️

M

M******i

Verified client · 8 months ago

5.0

A calm, supportive, and insightful therapy experience. It helped me reconnect with myself and feel more balanced. Thankful for the guidance and care.

M

M******i

Verified client · 8 months ago

5.0

Another great session with amazing talk.

M

M******i

Verified client · 9 months ago

5.0

Great

M

M******i

Verified client · 9 months ago

5.0

Great session

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the product and billing.

What is the experience of Shamyle Khan?

Shamyle Khan has 11+ years of experience in the field of Mental Health Counselor.

What language(s) does Shamyle Khan speak?

Shamyle Khan speaks the following language(s):

  • Hindi
  • Urdu
  • English

How much does Shamyle Khan charge per session?

Shamyle Khan charges USD 180 for a single session. With a pack this drops to USD 162 per session for 4, USD 153 for 8, USD 144 for 12 and USD 135 for 24.

Where is Shamyle Khan from?

Shamyle Khan is from Canada.

Does Shifa Therapy accept insurance?

Shifa Therapy does not bill insurance directly. However, you can submit your receipt to your insurer for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Learn more about our insurance reimbursement process.

Shifa Therapy connects Muslims with verified, faith-aligned, licensed therapists for online video sessions. Clients can choose preferences such as language, therapist gender, concerns, and availability, then book securely from anywhere. Care is grounded in evidence-based therapy while respecting Islamic values and cultural context. Pricing is transparent, and therapist availability varies by location and clinician credentials.

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