Psychologist

Salma Ben Abdallah

Anxiety
Dealing with global crisis
Cultural challenges
Boundaries
Discipline

Salma helps you understand your thoughts and feelings so you can feel more in control of your life. She believes that learning about how your mind works is the first step toward feeling better. Life does not always move in a straight line. It has many ups and downs. Salma sees growth like a wave - sometimes you move forward, and sometimes you face challenges. She is here to help you navigate these moments with kindness toward yourself. With a deep background in clinical psychology and experience supporting people from many cultures, Salma offers a safe space where you can speak freely. She believes that sharing your thoughts helps them lose their power over you. Together, you will work on managing anxiety, setting healthy boundaries, and building the strength to handle whatever comes your way. Salma’s goal is to help you feel heard and ready for the future.

Portrait of Salma Ben Abdallah, Psychologist

About Salma Ben

Educational background

  • Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology, Faculty of Human and Social Sciences of Tunis (FSHST)
  • Specialized training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) at EFPP Paris
  • Specialized training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  • Specialized training in Cue-Centered Therapy (CCT), - Stanford University

Preferred therapeutic approach

ACT
CBT
Solution-focused Coaching/Counseling

Working style

Salma focuses on teaching you how your mind works so you can take charge of your own well-being. She believes that understanding your experiences is a key part of healing. Her approach is gentle and supportive, yet she uses clear methods to keep your progress moving. You will often work on practical tasks between sessions to help you build new skills and habits. Salma treats your journey as a partnership where you are empowered to make your own choices. She views growth as a journey with natural highs and lows, so she helps you stay motivated and prepared for any hurdles along the way.

'What is said flourishes, what is not said rots'
Salma Ben Abdallah