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28/12/2025

📢 We’re Hiring | Administrative Officer

The American Center for Psychiatry & Psychology (ACPP) is looking for a professional Administrative Officer to join our team at Maadi & District 5.

✨ What we offer:
• Competitive salary
• Professional and supportive work environment
• Opportunity to grow within a reputable mental health center

📌 Requirements:
• Fluent English (spoken & written) – MUST
• Previous administrative experience – MUST
• Strong organizational & communication skills
• Professional appearance and attitude

📍 Locations:
Maadi & District 5

📩 To apply:
Please send your CV to [magdy.yasmin@gmail.com]
Kindly mention “Admin Vacancy – ACPP” in the subject line.

19/12/2025

We are excited to share that we are now open in District 5 and are ready to take your bookings 🙌

Call us on Acpp +20 106 6936163
Gaia 0100 4636683
For bookings

11/12/2025

What if the way you love, react, attach, and parent…
was shaped long before childhood?
That’s the heart of prenatal therapy.🫀

In The Power of Early Awareness, we explore how your triggers, emotional patterns, attachment style, and childhood experiences deeply shape the emotional world of the child you’ll have someday…

even if parenthood is years away.

This workshop is for anyone who wants to:
🔨Break generational patterns
Build emotional safety from the inside out
Prepare for secure attachment before pregnancy🧑‍🧒
Understand how their own story affects the next generation

You don’t need to be a parent.
You don’t need to be pregnant.
You only need to be curious about you, and the patterns you’ve been carrying.

If you’ve ever felt:
“Something has to change.”
“This pattern keeps repeating.”
“I don’t want my child to feel what I felt.”
…then this workshop is the beginning.

Awareness is the first step to changing generations.

Save your spot today.

11/12/2025

Workshop alert everyone
announcement 📣

Prenatal therapy with Jana Radwan
Check the details below 👇

What if the way you love, react, attach, and parent…
was shaped long before childhood?
That’s the heart of prenatal therapy.🫀

In The Power of Early Awareness, we explore how your triggers, emotional patterns, attachment style, and childhood experiences deeply shape the emotional world of the child you’ll have someday…

even if parenthood is years away.

This workshop is for anyone who wants to:
🔨Break generational patterns
Build emotional safety from the inside out
Prepare for secure attachment before pregnancy🧑‍🧒
Understand how their own story affects the next generation

You don’t need to be a parent.
You don’t need to be pregnant.
You only need to be curious about you, and the patterns you’ve been carrying.

If you’ve ever felt:
“Something has to change.”
“This pattern keeps repeating.”
“I don’t want my child to feel what I felt.”
…then this workshop is the beginning.

Awareness is the first step to changing generations.

Save your spot today.

To book your spot call us or dm us and our admins will help you

30/11/2025

Welcome to the team

Jana Radwan
MSc candidate
Psychologist in training.
Prenatal & Child Psychologist (MSc Candidate)

Helping adults and expectant parents heal childhood wounds, build secure, emotionally healthy bonds from the very start so they can step into parenthood with clarity, confidence, & emotional safety.
Intergenerational Trauma-informed | Attachment-focused
EN/AR | BSc Psychology | MSc in progress

For bookings dm or call us

30/11/2025

Childhood attachment styles and early traumas shape how we see ourselves, how safe we feel with others, and how we behave in adult relationships—often in ways that are automatic and unconscious. Here’s a clear, clinically grounded breakdown you can use both personally and professionally:

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1. How Attachment Forms

Attachment develops in the first years of life based on how caregivers respond to a child’s needs.
A child learns:
• “Is the world safe?”
• “Are my needs important?”
• “Can I depend on others?”
• “Am I lovable?”

These internal answers become working models that guide adult relationships.

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2. The Four Main Attachment Styles & Their Impact in Adulthood

🔹 Secure Attachment

Childhood: Caregiver is responsive, consistent, emotionally available.
Adult traits:
• Comfort with closeness and independence
• Healthy communication
• Better emotional regulation
• Trust in partners

In relationships:
They can give love and receive it without fear. Conflicts feel manageable.

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🔸 Anxious / Preoccupied Attachment

Childhood: Caregiver is inconsistent—sometimes loving, sometimes unavailable.
Adult traits:
• Fear of abandonment
• Hypervigilance to signs of rejection
• Emotional highs & lows
• Seeking constant reassurance

In relationships:
They may overthink messages, cling, or become jealous because they learned love is unstable.

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🔸 Avoidant / Dismissive Attachment

Childhood: Caregiver is emotionally distant or discourages emotional expression.
Adult traits:
• Discomfort with intimacy
• High need for independence
• Suppression of emotions
• Difficulty being vulnerable

In relationships:
They may pull away, shut down during conflict, or feel “trapped” when someone gets too close.

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🔸 Disorganized / Fearful-Avoidant Attachment

Childhood: Caregiver is frightening, unpredictable, abusive, or traumatized themselves.
Adult traits:
• Craving closeness but fearing it
• Emotional instability
• Difficulty trusting
• Trauma responses (freeze, dissociation, panic)

In relationships:
They may swing between pushing away and clinging, often feeling unworthy or unsafe in love.

30/11/2025

Welcome to the team

Jana Radwan
MSc candidate

Jana Radwan
Prenatal & Child Psychologist (MSc Candidate)
Helping adults and expectant parents heal childhood wounds, build secure, emotionally healthy bonds from the very start so they can step into parenthood with clarity, confidence, & emotional safety.
Intergenerational Trauma-informed | Attachment-focused
EN/AR | BSc Psychology | MSc in progress

The majority of emotional challenges people face often stem from generational trauma, insecure attachments, and unprocessed pain in caregivers. As I moved deeper into my clinical work, I began to understand that the most powerful form of healing and prevention starts before parenting begins. It starts when future parents begin unpacking their own childhoods, relationship patterns, fears, and limiting beliefs. Whether it’s the fear of repeating the past, anxiety around attachment, or simply not feeling “ready enough,” I hold space for those questions. I work with clients to build the emotional safety they need within themselves first so they can move forward with clarity and confidence. Through trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and compassionate reflection, I help individuals become the kind of parent they wish they had, starting with healing their own inner child. My clinical journey has taken me through respected institutions like Okasha Hospital, Rakhawy Hospital, and Behman Hospital, where I gained hands-on experience with a wide range of psychological conditions and therapeutic approaches. This is the heart of my work supporting those who want to break cycles, build secure bonds, and enter parenthood from a place of wholeness, not fear.

31/10/2025

Workshop:

“Understanding and Managing Anxiety: Practical Tools for Everyday Life”

When:
Friday November 6th
Time : 1-3 pm

Description:

This workshop is to help participants deepen their understanding of anxiety and learn practical, evidence-based strategies to manage it more effectively.

What We’ll Cover:
1. Understanding the Anxiety cycle (healthy versus unhealthy)
2. Mind–Body Connection (nervous system, triggers and grounding techniques)
3. Practical Coping Tools
4. Resilience and Long-Term Management

Who This Workshop Is For:

Anyone who experiences anxiety—whether mild or more intense—and wants to better understand it and develop tools for managing it in everyday life.

14/10/2025

Welcome To the Team

Injy Defrawi

Hello

My name is Indjy Defrawi

Developmental & Counseling Psychologist
BA of Psychology, AUC
MA In Developmental Psychology & Education, TCNJ

Expertise
CBT, DBT, Centered Approach & Client Centered Therapy
Child, Adolescent and Parenting therapy, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Anxiety

14/10/2025

How to develop high self esteem in children and adolescents ?

Self-esteem begins to form early — long before adulthood.
Children and adolescents learn who they are from how we speak to them, what we model, and how we respond to their mistakes 💛

Here’s how to help them grow strong inside 👇

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🌱 1. Focus on Effort, Not Perfection

Praise what they try, not just what they achieve.

“I love how hard you worked on that project,”
not just “You got an A!”

This teaches them that their worth isn’t tied to results.

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💬 2. Encourage Expression

Let them talk about their feelings without judgment.
When they feel heard, they learn that emotions aren’t “wrong” — they’re human.

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🧩 3. Let Them Solve Problems

Resist the urge to fix everything.
Guide them, but let them try.
Confidence grows when they realize, “I can handle things.”

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💖 4. Model Self-Compassion

Kids mirror adults.
Show them how you handle mistakes kindly —

“I made a mistake, but I’ll try again tomorrow.”
They’ll learn to do the same.

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🤝 5. Create a Safe, Predictable Environment

Consistency and emotional safety help children trust themselves and the world.
A stable environment = inner stability.

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🌟 Remember:

Children don’t need to be told they’re perfect —
They need to be shown they’re loved, capable, and enough, even when they’re struggling.

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14/10/2025

Welcome to the Team

Injy Defrawi

Developmental & Counseling Psychologist
BA of Psychology, AUC
MA In Developmental Psychology & Education, TCNJ

Expertise
CBT, DBT, Centered Approach & Client Centered Therapy
Child, Adolescent and Parenting therapy, Childhood Trauma, Depression, Anxiety

For bookings call or Dm us

05/10/2025

Welcome to the Team

Hala Abou El Nasr

Hello I am Hala Abou El Nasr
I am a clinical psychologist working mainly with adults and adolescents.
I obtained my masters degree from Kingston university in London.
My experience focuses on anxiety, depression, trauma, mood disorders and personality disorders.
Trained in CBT, DBT and Client Centered Therapy.

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