Maha Al-Dosari completed her undergraduate studies in clinical psychology at King Saud University in 2007. She later pursued a master's degree in clinical psychology from Bangor University in the United Kingdom in 2012, followed by another master's degree in neuropsychology from the University of Glasgow in 2018.

For 12 years, Maha has had experience in treatment and psychometrics, working with various governmental and private organizations. In addition to her role as a lecturer at King Saud University's Department of Psychology, she also offers psychological consultations to healthcare professionals and trainees through the (Daim) program at the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.

Maha's interests lie in the training of psychological experts and conducting scientific research. She has published various scientific contributions and is currently engaged in ongoing research endeavors. Her focus revolves around treatment, measurement, and psychological rehabilitation, specifically through the supervision of treatment and rehabilitation programs.

Skills

• Proficient in providing psychotherapy for various anxiety disorders such as general anxiety, social phobia, panic attacks, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
• Capable of offering psychotherapy for mood disorders.
• Experienced in providing psychotherapy for adjustment disorders.
• Proficient in delivering psychotherapy for post-traumatic stress disorder.
• Skilled in providing psychotherapy for individuals struggling with low self-confidence.
• Competent in providing psychotherapy for relationship issues.
• Able to assess and diagnose cognitive abilities.
• Experienced in offering general psychological consultations.

Educational Qualification

Achieved the master's degree in Neuropsychology from the University of Glasgow, UK

Completed the master's degree program in Clinical Psychology at Bangor University, Britain

Earned a bachelor's degree in general psychology from King Saud University