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Name: Dr. Amina Farooqi

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +93 700 123 4567

Address: Kabul, Afghanistan

A dedicated and compassionate psychologist with over a decade of experience in providing mental health services in Afghanistan, particularly in Kabul. Specializing in trauma counseling, community-based psychological support, and cross-cultural therapy. Committed to addressing the unique mental health challenges faced by individuals and communities affected by conflict, displacement, and socio-economic instability. Proficient in delivering evidence-based interventions while respecting Afghan cultural values and traditions. A strong advocate for mental health awareness in Afghanistan, with a focus on empowering vulnerable populations through psychological education and therapeutic support.

• MSc in Clinical Psychology, University of Kabul, Afghanistan (2010–2013)
• PhD in Counseling Psychology, International Institute of Psychological Studies, United Kingdom (2014–2017)
• Certificate in Trauma and Crisis Intervention, World Health Organization (WHO), 2018

Senior Psychologist

Kabul Mental Health Center (KMH), Kabul, Afghanistan | 2017–Present

• Provided individual and group therapy to over 500 patients annually, focusing on trauma recovery, depression, and anxiety disorders.
• Collaborated with local NGOs and international organizations to develop community mental health programs in underserved areas of Kabul.
• Trained 15+ healthcare workers in basic psychological first aid and cultural sensitivity for trauma survivors.
• Contributed to policy development for integrating mental health services into primary healthcare systems in Afghanistan.

Clinical Psychologist

Red Crescent Society of Afghanistan (RCSA), Kabul, Afghanistan | 2013–2017

• Offered psychological support to refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in temporary shelters across Kabul.
• Designed and implemented culturally appropriate counseling programs for women and children affected by war.
• Conducted workshops on stress management and resilience-building for community leaders in Kabul's urban centers.

Research Assistant

Institute of Psychology, University of Kabul, Kabul, Afghanistan | 2010–2013

• Conducted research on the psychological impact of prolonged conflict on Afghan children and adolescents.
• Published peer-reviewed articles in local and international journals, emphasizing the need for trauma-informed education in Kabul schools.

• Clinical Expertise: Trauma-focused therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), group counseling, and crisis intervention.
• Cultural Competence: Deep understanding of Afghan cultural norms, family structures, and traditional healing practices.
• Languages: Fluent in Pashto, Dari (Afghan Persian), and English. Basic knowledge of Urdu and Arabic.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in psychological assessment tools (e.g., MMPI-2, BDI), electronic health records (EHR) systems, and data analysis software (SPSS).
• Community Engagement: Experienced in organizing mental health campaigns, workshops, and support groups in Kabul's diverse communities.

• Licensed Psychologist, Afghan Psychological Association (APA-Afghanistan), 2017
• International Certificate in Trauma and Crisis Management, WHO, 2018
• Certified CBT Practitioner, American Psychological Association (APA), 2019

Psychological Support Volunteer

Kabul Women’s Shelter Foundation, Kabul, Afghanistan | 2015–Present

• Provided free counseling services to women and children experiencing domestic violence or mental health challenges.
• Partnered with local leaders to reduce stigma around mental health in conservative communities.

Community Educator

Kabul Peacebuilding Initiative, Kabul, Afghanistan | 2014–2016

• Delivered seminars on mental health and resilience to students, teachers, and community members in Kabul.
• Created educational materials in Dari and Pashto to promote mental wellness in schools.

• "Mental Health Challenges in Post-Conflict Afghanistan," *Journal of Psychological Studies*, 2019.
• Presentation on "Trauma-Informed Approaches for Afghan Youth" at the International Conference on Mental Health, Kabul, 2021.
• Co-authored a report titled "Community-Based Mental Health Strategies in Kabul" for the Ministry of Public Health, 2020.

Available upon request. References include former colleagues, supervisors, and community leaders from Afghanistan and international organizations.