Hassaan Ahmed Pasha

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• CBT — Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• DBT — Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Training and qualifications

• MPhil Professional Psychology
• Associate Clinical Psychologist
• Certified in Quantitative Data Analysis
• Certified in Dream Analysis
• Certified in Thesis Writing with Ethical AI Integration
• Researcher and published author

Hassaan heads career and aptitude assessment at PHC. A career and aptitude assessment is a structured piece of work rather than a conversation about options: tests of ability, interest and personality, scored and interpreted, then read back to the person alongside what it does and does not tell them. It is most often a student or a parent who books it.

Alongside that, Hassaan is experienced in psychotherapy and psychological assessment, and trained in CBT and DBT.

The second half of their work is with the people around a young person rather than the young person alone. They work as a student and career counsellor and in parental counselling, and they facilitate teacher training and faculty workshops and employee wellness workshops — which is the work behind PHC's school wellness programme.

They are a researcher and published author, and hold certifications in quantitative data analysis, dream analysis, and thesis writing with ethical AI integration.

• Career and aptitude assessment
• Career counselling
• CBT
• DBT

Sessions are 50 minutes, in clinic in Karachi or online. Which clinic and which times are confirmed when you book — psychologists are matched on speciality and presenting needs, not on who happens to be free.

You can ask for Hassaan by name when you send your details, and we will tell you plainly whether there is a slot and who else fits if there is not. Booking at PHC starts as an enquiry rather than a confirmed appointment: we come back to you by phone or on WhatsApp with a psychologist, a time and a fee, and nothing is charged until you have agreed to all three.

Everything on this page is general information about a member of our clinical team. It is not a diagnosis, not treatment, and reading it does not create a clinician–client relationship.