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Sharly Osama
Teen psychologist in Egypt Sharly Osama is a dedicated and compassionate teen psychologist in Egypt, focused on helping adolescents navigate emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges during some of the most transformative years of life. With strong academic grounding and clinical insight, she supports teens in managing anxiety, self-esteem issues, academic pressure, and emotional regulation.
Teen psychologist in Egypt Sharly Osama is a dedicated and compassionate teen psychologist in Egypt, focused on helping adolescents navigate emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges during some of the most transformative years of life. With strong academic grounding and clinical insight, she supports teens in managing anxiety, self-esteem issues, academic pressure, and emotional regulation.
Sharly earned her psychology degree from The British University in Egypt in 2021 and completed a diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) from the Egyptian Association. With 4 years of practical experience, she has worked with a wide range of teens and young adults, offering age-appropriate strategies rooted in evidence-based care.
Her sessions are known for being relatable, structured, and emotionally safe, creating a space where teenagers feel heard, respected, and understood. Sharly builds strong therapeutic alliances by meeting each teen at their emotional and developmental level, helping them open up at their own pace. Whether your teen is navigating emotional stress, facing peer difficulties, experiencing academic pressure, or silently battling feelings they can’t fully express, Sharly provides consistent, non-judgmental, and practical support. She blends professional insight with empathy, offering not just short-term relief, but long-term tools for emotional growth, improved self-awareness, and better decision-making in their daily lives.
Teen Psychologist Egypt Sharly’s approach is collaborative, age-appropriate, and rooted in cognitive and emotional development models. She works closely with the teen and, when needed, involves parents in supportive roles.
Sharly’s commitment goes beyond symptom management—she strives to build lasting emotional strength in the young individuals she supports. Her sessions are structured, yet flexible, allowing teens to explore their thoughts without fear of judgment. By fostering emotional awareness, self-regulation, and communication skills, Sharly empowers her clients to thrive in both school and personal life. Her approachable style helps teenagers feel seen, understood, and respected. Whether it’s a short-term challenge or a longer journey, Sharly provides consistent support with professionalism and care, making her a trusted choice for families seeking expert psychological help for adolescents in Egypt.
Her recommended therapy structure includes:
Initial assessment of emotional and behavioral patterns
Goal-setting with the teen and input from family or teachers if needed
Weekly or bi-weekly structured CBT-based sessions
Journaling, reflection, and emotional tracking tools for teens
Practical coping strategies for daily stress and pressure
Focus on communication skills and self-confidence
Progress check-ins with measurable outcomes over time
You may consider therapy with Teen Psychologist Egypt Sharly if your teenager is: Feeling constantly overwhelmed, withdrawn, or anxious Showing low self-esteem, sadness, or mood swings Having difficulty focusing or managing academic expectations Avoiding friends or social situations Struggling with identity, self-expression, or confidence Showing outbursts, irritability, or shut-down behavior Simply in need of a trusted, neutral adult to talk to Sharly provides an emotionally safe and professionally structured space for teenagers to work through these challenges and build the tools they need for emotional maturity.
Feeling constantly overwhelmed, withdrawn, or anxious
Showing low self-esteem, sadness, or mood swings
Having difficulty focusing or managing academic expectations
Avoiding friends or social situations
Struggling with identity, self-expression, or confidence
Showing outbursts, irritability, or shut-down behavior
Simply in need of a trusted, neutral adult to talk to
