The Psychology Center

18/02/2026

In this shared season of Ramadan and Lent, may peace fill every heart, serenity bless every home, and goodwill extend across our community and throughout the world. ✨

17/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem! May this sacred month bring peace to every heart, serenity to every home, and goodwill that reaches across our community and throughout the world.

14/02/2026

Whether happily single, in a confusing situationship, in a stable marriage, or struggling with loneliness, loss, love or life, our specialist psychologists are here to support you.

02/02/2026

Several favorite teachings (too many to capture) during the intensive on-going therapist training in the alps. At the heart of the MAPS trauma therapy modality is a deep respect for how healing naturally happens. This profoundly gentle approach was developed to treat trauma by centering the true agents of healing. It begins with safety, careful preparation, and ethical containment, knowing that the nervous system functions optimally when protected and not pressured. The therapeutic relationship itself is the primary source of change…a steady, attuned human presence that does not direct, fix, or interpret, but listens deeply and reminds you to trust your inner experience. You are supported to lead your own process, honoring the psyche’s innate capacity to move toward integration as fear subsides and compassion becomes palpable again. Across cultures, indigenous traditions, spiritual philosophies, and mental-wellness practices, this relational model of healing has always been known, etched in our souls and echoed across time. Whether expressed through community rituals, elders’ presence, prayer, ceremony, storytelling, or shared silence, trauma healing has long been understood to unfold in safe, attuned relationship. No matter the modality, whether with or without medicine, through breathwork, sound healing, somatic experiencing, or other approaches, the most widely researched and consistently supported pathway to healing occurs in the relational space. It is there in co-regulation, synergy, silence, and inward reflection that you are not alone with your suffering and you rediscover that you already have the wisdom within to heal. There is always more to learn, as much remains unknown and healing practices demand humility, so that we remain flexible, adaptable and open to the alchemy of the heart.

02/02/2026

Several favorite teachings during the intensive therapist training in the center of the alps…At the heart of the MAPS trauma therapy modality is a deep respect for how healing truly happens. This profoundly compassionate approach was developed to treat trauma by centering the true agents of healing. It begins with safety, careful preparation, and ethical containment, knowing that the nervous system deserves protection. The therapeutic relationship itself is the primary source of change…a steady, attuned human presence that does not direct, fix, or interpret, but listens deeply and reminds you to trust your inner experience. You are supported to lead your own process, honoring the psyche’s innate capacity to move toward integration as fear softens and compassion becomes palpable again.
Across cultures, indigenous traditions, spiritual philosophies, and mental-wellness practices, this relational model of healing has always been known. Whether expressed through community rituals, elders’ presence, prayer, ceremony, storytelling, or shared silence, trauma healing has long been understood to unfold in safe, attuned relationship. No matter the modality, whether with or without medicine, through breathwork, sound healing, somatic experiencing, or other approaches, the most widely researched and consistently supported pathway to healing occurs in the relational space. It is there in co-regulation, synergy, silence, and inward reflection that you are not alone with your suffering and you rediscover that you already have the wisdom within to heal. There is always more to learn, much is unknown and healing practices demand humility, so that we remain flexible, adaptable and open to the alchemy of the heart.

30/01/2026

Seeking a highly qualified and experienced assessment specialist to join the Neam Clinic’s Child and Psychology departments. Emails and interviews extended to licensed professionals residing in the UAE and license eligible applicants from abroad welcome to apply when requirements are met. Contact us by email only at info@thepsychologycenter.ae

30/01/2026

Seeking a highly qualified, licensed assessment specialist for Neam Clinic’s Child and Psychology departments. DHA or CDA licensed professionals welcome to apply. Contact us at info@thepsychologycenter.ae

20/01/2026

January 20, 2026 MAPS Psychedelic Assisted Therapy for PTSD Training: The skies above the Alps of Kiental Switzerland ignited with crimson auroras. A magnificent and rare occurrence, and a reminder of the powerful dialogue within us, among us, and all around us. A gathering of global minds, the auroras greeted us as we prepared for Grof’s holographic breathwork. Nature reflects our innate intelligence, the very process we are accessing…energy moving, consciousness expanding, healing unfolding, surrounded by the protection and power of the mountains, sky, and the pulsating universe within us and beyond us.
A reminder that transformation is not something we create. It is something we allow, and when you go inside you enter the universe… and it takes your breath away.

25/12/2025

We wish you and your families a blessed and joyous holiday season and may the new year bring peace in our hearts and to this world. Warmest wishes from The Psychology Center at Neam Clinic.

25/12/2025

22/09/2025

The Venus of Milos has stood for centuries as a symbol of beauty and power. She reminds us that we are not defined by what we’ve lost, but by the love we choose to give ourselves. To every goddess healing her heart and mind…love yourself in the ways you wished you had been loved…with compassion, patience, and tenderness.