Clinical Psychologist Hajar Saber Ali

About me

Hager Saber Ali is a clinical psychologist who provides cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) sessions to treat depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and sleep disorders. She also offers family and couples counseling, as well as online psychological support to improve quality of life. She is currently a Master’s degree researcher in Psychology at Ain Shams University, and specializes in CBT, offering both individual and group therapy sessions to meet the needs of people of all ages.

Specializations and Services by Hager Saber Ali:

• Treatment of depression and mood disorders using the latest CBT protocols.

• OCD and psychosomatic disorders with tailored treatment plans.

• Treatment of sleep problems such as insomnia and sleep difficulties to enhance both physical and mental health.

• Anger management and emotional regulation with practical techniques that promote balance and self-control.

• Psychological support during crises and trauma to help individuals cope with stressful situations.

• Family and couples counseling to resolve communication issues and build healthier relationships.

• Treatment of eating disorders and low self-esteem to strengthen self-confidence.

• Managing anxiety, stress, panic attacks, and social phobia with effective therapeutic approaches.

• Preventive mental health sessions to enhance resilience and overall quality of life.

• Online sessions to make psychological support accessible from anywhere.

About Hager Saber Ali

• Graduate of the Faculty of Arts – Psychology Department, Ain Shams University.

• Master’s degree researcher in Psychology at Ain Shams University.

• Specialized cognitive behavioral therapist (CBT).

Areas of Expertise

• Depression and mood disorders.

• OCD and psychosomatic disorders.

• Sleep problems (insomnia – sleep difficulties).

• Anger management and emotional regulation.

• Psychological support during crises and trauma.

• Family and couples counseling and communication issues.

• Eating disorders and low self-esteem.

• Coping with academic and professional stress.

• Preventive mental health sessions to improve quality of life.

• Anxiety, stress, panic attacks, and social phobia.

Therapeutic methods include:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

• Individual and group psychological counseling.