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Name: Dr. Amina Karim
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +964 770 123 4567
Location: Baghdad, Iraq

A dedicated and experienced psychologist with over a decade of expertise in mental health care, specializing in trauma-informed therapy, cultural competence, and community-based interventions. My work is deeply rooted in the unique challenges faced by individuals and communities in Iraq Baghdad, where I have provided psychological support to refugees, conflict-affected populations, and vulnerable groups. As a licensed psychologist with a focus on post-war recovery and resilience-building, I am committed to addressing the mental health needs of Iraqis through evidence-based practices tailored to local cultural contexts. My resume highlights my academic background in psychology, fieldwork in Baghdad’s diverse settings, and advocacy for mental health awareness in conflict-affected regions.

• MSc in Clinical Psychology, University of Baghdad, Iraq (2010–2013)
  Focused on trauma psychology, behavioral health, and cross-cultural counseling.
• BSc in Psychology, Al-Mustansiriya University, Baghdad (2006–2010)
  Specialized in cognitive and developmental psychology with research on mental health stigma in Iraq.
• Certificate in Trauma and Resilience, International Center for Mental Health, Geneva (2015)
  Advanced training in trauma recovery, particularly relevant to conflict-affected populations.

Senior Psychologist

Baghdad Mental Health Initiative (BMHI), Baghdad, Iraq
May 2018 – Present
- Provided individual and group therapy to survivors of war-related trauma, including veterans, displaced families, and children in conflict zones.
- Collaborated with NGOs to design community mental health programs addressing depression, anxiety, and PTSD in Baghdad’s underserved areas.
- Conducted workshops on stress management and emotional resilience for teachers, healthcare workers, and community leaders in Iraq Baghdad.
- Published a study on "Mental Health Challenges in Post-Conflict Iraq" in the Journal of Middle Eastern Psychology (2021).

Clinical Psychologist

Baghdad General Hospital, Mental Health Department, Baghdad, Iraq
January 2015 – April 2018
- Assessed and treated patients with acute mental health crises, including those affected by violence and political instability.
- Developed culturally sensitive therapeutic interventions for Iraqi patients, incorporating local beliefs and practices.
- Trained junior psychologists in trauma counseling techniques specific to Iraq Baghdad’s socio-political environment.

Psychology Researcher

Baghdad University Psychology Department, Baghdad, Iraq
September 2012 – December 2014
- Conducted research on the psychological impact of prolonged conflict on children and adolescents in Baghdad.
- Co-authored a report on "The Role of Mental Health in National Reconciliation" for the Iraqi Ministry of Health.

• Expertise in trauma therapy (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
• Cultural competence in Iraq Baghdad’s diverse ethnic and religious communities
• Proficient in Arabic and English; basic knowledge of Kurdish
• Strong ability to work in resource-limited settings, including refugee camps and war-torn areas
• Experience with community outreach, mental health education, and advocacy

• Board Certification in Clinical Psychology, Iraqi Psychological Association (2014)
• Training in Crisis Intervention and Emergency Response, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (2017)
• Certificate in Group Therapy Techniques, American Psychological Association (2019)

Volunteer Psychologist, Baghdad Peace Foundation
2016–Present
- Organized free mental health clinics for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Baghdad.
- Led initiatives to reduce stigma around mental health through public seminars and media campaigns.

Advisor, Youth Empowerment Program, Baghdad
2019–2021
- Mentored at-risk youth in Baghdad on emotional regulation and life skills, focusing on post-conflict recovery.

• "Mental Health Challenges in Iraq Baghdad: A Call for Integrated Care" – Presented at the Middle East Psychological Society Conference (2019).
• "Cultural Considerations in Trauma Therapy for Iraqi Refugees" – Published in the Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (2020).
• Contributor to the report "Rebuilding Minds: Mental Health Strategies for Post-Conflict Iraq" (2021), co-authored with UNICEF.

• Arabic – Native speaker
• English – Fluent (IELTS 7.5)
• Kurdish – Basic conversational

Available upon request.