Basma Akrout Brizard
Basma is a compassionate psychologist who brings a warm, non-judgmental, and culturally sensitive approach to her sessions. She specializes in helping people navigate a wide range of challenges, from managing anxiety and emotional regulation to improving relationships and addressing cultural barriers. She is particularly skilled in supporting individuals through life transitions and fostering greater self-confidence. Basmaâs focus is on developing a trusting relationship where you can define clear and achievable goals together. Her approach is designed to help you build healthier habits and develop strategies to move through lifeâs challenges with greater serenity.
About Basma
Educational background
- PhD in Psychology, Laboratoire de Psychopathologie et Processus de SantĂ© – EA 4057, UniversitĂ© de Paris. PhD project: Epilepsy and psychiatric disorders in two vulnerable populations: adults with intellectual disabilities and adults with suicidal behaviors.
- University Diploma in Transcultural Health Care: "Santé, maladie, soins, médiation et compétences culturelles," Université de Paris.
- Masterâs degree in Cognitive and Social Developmental Psychology of Children and Adolescents (research), UniversitĂ© Paris Descartes.
- Masterâs degree in Clinical Psychology of Children and Adolescents, UniversitĂ© Tunis El Manar.
- Bachelorâs degree in Fundamental Psychology, UniversitĂ© Tunis El Manar.
Preferred therapeutic approach
Working style
Basmaâs working style is collaborative and goal-oriented. She values building trust and working together to create strategies tailored to your needs. Her sessions balance structure and flexibility, with an emphasis on empowerment. Basma encourages regular skill-building and goal setting to ensure meaningful progress. Psychoeducation is also a key part of her sessions, helping you gain a better understanding of the challenges youâre facing.
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