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Uzma Hassan
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Uzma Hassan

Registered psychotherapist (qualifying)

64 USD/session
4+ years exp.
100% Refundable Switch therapist for free any time
4+

years exp.

64

USD/session

100% Refundable

Switch therapist for free any time

Specialization

Relationship Issues

Anger Management

PTSD

Trauma

OTHER FOCUS AREAS

Anxiety & Stress

Depression

Grief and Loss

Self-Esteem

Career and Work-Related Issues

Life Transitions

Chronic Illness

Mindfulness

Emotional Regulation

Social Skills

Communication Skills

Conflict Resolution

Academic Stress

Body Image Issues

Divorce or Separation

Loneliness

Work-Life Balance

Parenting Support

Spirituality

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Behavioral Issues


About Uzma Hassan

Meet Uzma, a Pakistani-Canadian Muslim psychotherapist with a medical background and years of experience supporting individuals through complex mental and emotional health concerns. Her training in both medical and psychotherapeutic fields allows her to approach each client’s wellbeing with depth, insight, and a holistic understanding of the mind–body connection.

Having lived across South Asia, North America, and the Middle East, Uzma brings a rich multicultural perspective to her work. These lived experiences have shaped her cultural sensitivity and strengthened her ability to support clients navigating diverse values, family systems, and social expectations.

Uzma focuses on relationship conflicts, health anxiety, OCD, anger management, workplace harassment, burnout, stress and time management, self-esteem, and personal growth. Her therapeutic approach integrates cognitive, relational, and psychodynamic perspectives, thoughtfully adapted to align with each client’s cultural and spiritual values.

She is deeply committed to compassionate advocacy, helping clients untangle unsettled emotions and overwhelming thoughts with care and clarity. Through a collaborative and client-centered process, Uzma supports individuals in gaining new perspectives, strengthening emotional stability, and building the confidence needed to move forward with greater balance and resilience.


Treatment Approach

ACT Practitioner

Accept thoughts and commit to values-based action for wellbeing

CBT

Identifies negative thought patterns to improve emotions & behaviour

DBT Practitioner

Skills-based therapy for emotional regulation and distress tolerance

Psychodynamic Therapy

Explores unconscious patterns and past experiences shaping behaviour

Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)

Improves relationships and social functioning to reduce distress

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)

Combines mindfulness and CBT to prevent depression relapse

Behavioral Therapy

Changes harmful behaviours through structured techniques and reinforcement

Person-Centered Therapy

Empathetic, non-directive therapy valuing individual growth


Details

Who I Work With

Individual · Couples

Age Groups

Adults (ages 18-64)

Languages

Urdu · Hindi · English

Cultural Background

Asian (East, South, Southeast)

Qualification

Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology — Yorkville University

MBBS — Dow Medical College

Licenses

CRPO | 12548 — Canada , Ontario

Session Format

Video · Audio · Chat

5.0
2 verified reviews

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Z********f

Verified client · 1 week ago

I have been going through one of the most difficult times in my life, and my sessions with Dr. Uzma have been truly helpful. She listens with so much patience, kindness, and care, and never makes me feel rushed. She always gives me the time and space I need to express myself fully. I am genuinely very thankful for her support. Through our conversations, I’ve started to feel lighter and more at peace. I used to carry a lot of guilt, but now I’m beginning to understand that I’m not wrong, and that realization has been incredibly freeing. I truly believe that without her guidance, I might have stayed stuck in that mindset for a very long time. I’m really grateful for Dr. Uzma’s care and compassion.

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A********f

Verified client · 3 weeks ago

Sister Uzma was patient and very considerate of my time. She also asked great follow up questions for clarity.

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What is the experience of Uzma Hassan?

Uzma Hassan has 4+ years of experience in the field of Registered psychotherapist (qualifying).

What language(s) does Uzma Hassan speak?

Uzma Hassan speaks the following language(s):

  • Urdu
  • Hindi
  • English

How much does Uzma Hassan charge per session?

Uzma Hassan charges a fee of 64 USD per session.

When is Uzma Hassan available for therapy sessions?

Uzma Hassan is available for therapy sessions on:

  • Mon, Apr 13, 2026, 10:00PM

Where is Uzma Hassan from?

Uzma Hassan is from United Arab Emirates.

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