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British-led psychology and psychotherapy in Dubai

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  • Free 15-minute call

    With a DHA- or CDA-licensed psychologist

  • At the clinic in JLT

    Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT), Dubai

  • Adults, teenagers and children

    Therapy and assessment

Therapy & assessment

Twelve services, in the clinic in Jumeirah Lakes Towers. If you are not sure which one fits, the first call is where that gets worked out.

Therapy

12 services in a horizontal strip. Use the left and right arrow keys to move through them.

Who you’d be sitting with

Therapy starts with finding the right therapist. Our team cover a range of therapeutic approaches.

  • Dr Christian PerrinChartered Psychologist | Founder & Director

    Christian works with OCD, anxiety and intrusive thoughts, using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and evidence-based approaches to anxiety and OCD.

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  • Dr Neelam LaxhmanClinical Director and Psychologist | DHA & HCPC Registered

    Neelam works across anxiety, mood disorders and trauma, and is trained in ADHD and autism assessment.

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  • Dr Taregh ShabanOperations Manager and Senior Psychotherapist

    Taregh works with OCD, depression, anxiety and PTSD using structured, evidence-based CBT, shaped by his research into culture and mental health.

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  • Sabeeha KhanPsychologist | CDA Licensed

    Sabeeha works with anxiety, depression, trauma and OCD, alongside relationships and self-esteem, from a psychodynamic, evidence-informed approach.

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  • Gautam BhatiaPsychotherapist | Individual & Couples Therapy

    Gautam specialises in couples therapy, alongside individual work on anxiety, identity and major life transitions.

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  • Portrait of Clarissa Veligaño.

    Clarissa VeligañoAdministrative and Operations Coordinator

    Usually the first person you'll speak to at Resonate, for booking a session or a practical question before you're ready to commit to anything more.

Now showing Dr Christian Perrin, Chartered Psychologist | Founder & Director

The thoughts that get in the way

Most people have a reason for putting off getting in touch. Here are some of the common ones. Turn a card over to read a reply.

  • A woman in a plain top, face screwed up in a wince.
  • “It feels like a lot to spend on talking.”

    Cost
  • A man standing beside an armchair, reading an open book.
  • “What if someone finds out I’m going to therapy?”

    Privacy
  • A close portrait of a man mid-grimace, looking at the camera.
  • “When exactly am I supposed to find time for myself?”

    Time
  • A man standing full-length, absorbed in an open book.
  • “I’ve always been the person everyone else turns to. Who do I turn to?”

    Judgement
  • A close portrait of a man with a puzzled, questioning frown.
  • “I’ll go if it gets worse.”

    Not yet
  • A man sitting alone in a wooden armchair, reading.
  • “I picture sitting in a room with a stranger, waiting to feel something, and nothing coming.”

    Never tried
  • A woman in a plain top, face screwed up in a wince.
  • “Dubai’s small. Someone always knows someone.”

    Privacy
  • A man standing beside an armchair, reading an open book.
  • “When I try to put it into words it comes out sounding so small that I can hear myself being ridiculous.”

    What to say
  • A close portrait of a man mid-grimace, looking at the camera.
  • “They’ll think I’m making a fuss.”

    Judgement
  • A man standing full-length, absorbed in an open book.
  • “Everyone around me has their own things going on. I’d rather not add to the pile.”

    Coping alone
  • A close portrait of a man with a puzzled, questioning frown.
  • “I don’t know what actually happens once you’re in there.”

    Never tried
  • A man sitting alone in a wooden armchair, reading.
  • “Every month I tell myself I’ll look into it when things are less tight, and every month something else comes up.”

    Cost
  • A woman in a plain top, face screwed up in a wince.
  • “I wouldn’t know where to start.”

    What to say
  • A man standing beside an armchair, reading an open book.
  • “By the time the day’s done there’s nothing left in me, and that’s exactly the hour I’d have to use.”

    Time
  • A close portrait of a man mid-grimace, looking at the camera.
  • “I’ve managed this long on my own.”

    Coping alone
  • A man standing full-length, absorbed in an open book.
  • “Plenty of people are carrying heavier things than this and still getting on with it.”

    Not yet

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Check In

Five questions about how things have been. No right answers, and nothing is saved.

Question 1 of 5

How have the last few weeks been?

How's your sleep been lately?

Is there someone you can talk to about it?

How are the everyday things going?

What made you look today?

Nothing's urgent, and that's fine

Sounds like things are broadly steady and you're having a look.

Plenty of people start here. You don't have to be struggling to find it useful to talk something through, and there's no threshold you have to cross first.

This isn't a test or a diagnosis, it's just a way of putting words to how things are.

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Practical questions

The things worth knowing before you book anything, answered as plainly as they can be.

  • The first call is free, so asking costs nothing. Ask what a session costs before you decide anything. We will also help you with insurance inquiries.

  • Resonate works on a pay-and-claim basis with clients covered by most major insurers: you pay for the session, then claim it back, and the admin team can help with the paperwork. What comes back depends on your own policy rather than on the practice, so it is worth asking your insurer in the same week you ask here.

  • Individual therapy sessions last 50 minutes, while couples sessions last 60 minutes. Assessments for ADHD or autism are a little different and typically take place over several appointments. This allows us to build a comprehensive understanding of your experiences, developmental history, and current difficulties through clinical interviews, standardised questionnaires, and, where appropriate, information from people who know you well.

  • At the clinic in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, about two minutes' walk from DMCC Metro. The contact page has directions, parking, and what to expect when you arrive.

  • English, Arabic, Hindi or Urdu. Being able to say something in the language you first thought it in is not a small thing, and it is one of the things people are matched on, so please say which language you prefer before booking anything.

  • No. If you already have one from a GP or a psychiatrist it is worth bringing, because it can help an insurance claim and saves going over some of the history again. Nothing waits on it if you do not.

  • Not here. This is a psychology and psychotherapy practice and nobody in it prescribes. If medication looks like part of the answer — after an ADHD assessment, for instance — a referral can be made to a psychiatrist outside the practice.

  • Nobody should have to infer this from a paragraph of small print. Ask how your information is handled, and what the limits on that are, before you book anything, you are owed a clear answer to both, in plain words.

Reaching out is the hardest part

Please complete the form so we can best assist you — tell us as much or as little as you’d like. The usual next step is a free 15-minute call with one of the psychologists. What you write stays between you and us.

Visiting the clinic

Address

Office 404, 4th FloorOne Lake Plaza Tower, Cluster TJumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT), Dubai
Hours
Every day, 9am to 8pm
Visits
By appointment
Out of hours
By arrangement
Holidays
Ramadan hours may vary

Getting here

  • DMCC Metro station is about a two-minute walk. The Pullman Hotel is next door.
  • Paid parking in Cluster T, charged by the hour and payable by phone. The Pullman also has valet parking, likewise paid.
  • Building security may ask for ID, so bring something with you.

How would you like to reach us?