FAQs

It depends on your request, pace, and goals. Some people come for a few targeted sessions, while others engage in longer-term, regular support. The duration is determined together, with full transparency.

No. Consultations are not covered by Social Security and are not reimbursed by private insurance. Since sessions are provided privately and outside of any official scheme, they are paid by the patient.

Yes. You are free to end the support at any moment. Therapeutic follow-up is based on your voluntary engagement and pace. When possible, a discussion may be suggested to thoughtfully plan the end of therapy.

Some clinical observations and diagnoses may be discussed during therapy. However, I do not conduct formal psychometric assessments (standardized tests). If a specific evaluation is needed, referral to a suitable professional or organization will be provided.

• A psychologist holds a recognized university degree and is trained in psychological evaluation and support.
• A psychiatrist is a medical doctor, can make a medical diagnosis, and prescribe medication.
• The term "therapist" is not regulated and may refer to a wide range of practices, with varying levels of training, sometimes unaccredited.

Yes. Sessions at Nafsii Therapy are conducted in accordance with the values and ethics of Islam, aligned with the Quran and Sunnah as understood by the righteous predecessors.

Consultations are conducted online via Google Meet and last approximately 45 minutes. Sessions can be via video or audio only, depending on what makes you feel most comfortable.