Norhan is pursuing her Doctoral degree in Existential Psychotherapy and Counseling at the New School of Psychotherapy and Counseling in London, UK. She is a member of the British Psychological Society, UK. She graduated with a BA in Psychology from the American University in Cairo.
 

Norhan is currently a counselor in training and has previously gained extensive experience at a variety of counseling settings such as The Behman Hospital, Al Mashfa Hospital, and Adel Sadek Hospital, along with several training courses with Cairo University and the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

She worked at the UN-Migration Agency Headquarters in Geneva under the supervision of the Staff Welfare Officer and also worked at the British University in Egypt as a Teaching assistant.  

She also has a deep interest and experience, working with clients with anger issues, death, trauma, bullying, social skills, adjustment, self-esteem etc.

Norhan works collaboratively in sessions with clients to help them deal with psychologically distressing symptoms and utilizes existentially informed, client-centered approach to help clients understand their experience and lead more fulfilling and authentic lives.