Amina Kissai

I am a clinical psychologist, passionate about supporting people going through difficult times due to complicated life events. My professional approach is enriched by my dual competence in French and Arabic, which allows me to offer tailored support to a wide diversity of individuals.

My background has provided me with a solid theoretical and methodological foundation in various fields of psychological sciences, enabling me to understand and apply the main theoretical approaches. I address each situation with a critical stance while remaining attentive to the ethical and deontological aspects of my practice.

I am able to accurately analyze individual or collective situations using concepts from relevant theories. I also master the development of intervention plans that are theoretically and empirically justified, which I implement rigorously while assessing their effectiveness.

Communication is at the heart of my practice, whether it involves presenting information in a precise and relevant way to different audiences or interacting effectively with the various stakeholders involved in a given situation.

I am committed to acting as a university psychologist with rigor, professional ethics, and integrity, mastering scientific research methodologies and valuing research in my understanding of situations. I am also determined to continually assess and improve my professionalism and skills, as a person and as a professional.

In short, as a bilingual French-Arabic clinical psychologist, I am ready to support and assist anyone facing stress, anxiety, and depression, using my strong skills and my commitment to psychological well-being. My ultimate goal is to contribute positively to change and to individual and collective fulfillment.

At present I am not conventioned; however, arrangements are being made to become a first-line psychologist.