
Ghada is an archaeologist of the soul, and if you look closer beyond the richness and diversity of her background, she is a passionate healer about the inner geography of the psyche and the formation of new inner healing maps through transformational journeys with her clients. Her work is inspired by her own personal healing and seeking of knowledge, wisdom, and enlightenment in life. She believes that we are the creators of our own fairytales / stories and that part of that is to befriend our dragons and embark on evolutionary states where we turn into phoenixs, butterflies and unicorns that can fly.

Ghada is British-Egyptian, qualified and accredited from numerous Internationally recognised American and British Associations. She is an accredited Integrative Wellbeing and Holistic Healer, "Breaking the Cycle of Trauma” Educator and certainly a Narrative Disruptor through the work she brings to life. She is approaching the finish line of a long journey in pursuit of knowledge and Qualifying with BACP as an integrative Therapist. Ghada believes that human beings are the finest form of art in continuous creation and evolutionary states, only when presented with a psychologically informed and supportive environment.
She offers a humanistic psychodynamic transpersonal and integrative 121 and group experience through creative integration of eastern and western psychological theories. Her tools and techniques in the healing room integrative a variety of psychological modalities, creative performance coaching (drama and art therapy), existential and transpersonal psychology, breath-work, transcendental and non duality meditation, kundalini yoga philosophy, integrative nutrition, functional medicine and health coaching. All in fitting with her clients’ neurodivergence and bio-individuality.
Based in Devon, UK; her clients come from all walks of life. She practices mostly in the UK (face-to-face and online), and offers online sessions for her clients from Egypt, USA, Europe and the Middle East. She offers both English (British) and Arabic (Egyptian) services.

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