Enas Gerges

About Me

I chose to pursue psychotherapy because I have always been deeply interested in understanding human behavior, emotions, and the factors that influence mental well-being. Throughout my personal and professional experiences, I witnessed how emotional support, self-awareness, and effective coping strategies can positively transform people's lives. This inspired me to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to help individuals navigate challenges, build resilience, and achieve meaningful personal growth. Being able to support others on their journey toward healing and self-discovery is both a privilege and a source of fulfillment for me.

What distinguishes me as a therapist is my commitment to creating a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where clients feel genuinely heard and understood. I take a collaborative approach to therapy, recognizing that each individual brings unique experiences, strengths, and goals. By integrating evidence-based therapeutic approaches with cultural sensitivity and empathy, I tailor treatment to meet each client's specific needs. I am dedicated to ongoing professional development and strive to empower clients with practical tools and insights that support lasting emotional well-being and personal growth.

Expertise

Cognitive behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavior therapy, Acceptance and commitment therapy, Solution-focused brief therapy, Person-centered therapy, Strengths-based therapy, Mindfulness-based interventions, Trauma-informed therapy, Emotion-focused interventions, Narrative therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, Culturally responsive therapy, Psychoeducation, Stress management Anxiety and depression treatment, Self-esteem and confidence building, Relationship and interpersonal issues, Grief and loss support, Life transitions and adjustment challenges, Anger management, Coping skills development

Education

Master of Arts (M.A.) in Counselling Psychology, Master of Arts (M.A) In Theology

Age Groups

Adolescents (Teenagers), young adults, adults, and older adults (seniors)