Ms. Sara Soliman

Clinical psychologist

Ms. Sara Soliman

Emotional distress linked to chronic illness
Body image concerns and self-esteem work
Family dynamics and attachment issues
Early psychosis and recovery support

Sara holds a Master’s degree in Psychological Therapies from Queen Mary University of London, awarded with distinction (2025). Her master’s thesis focused on a systematic review examining the effects of Metacognitive Therapy (MCT) and Mentalization-Based Treatment (MBT) on metacognition, mentalization, and social functioning in individuals experiencing early and chronic psychosis.

About Ms. Sara Soliman

Sara views healing as a journey rather than a fixed destination, and she works alongside clients to help them reconnect with their strengths, values, and capacity for change.

Over the past two years, Sara has worked closely with Gaza and Sudanese refugees, providing psychological support for trauma recovery, adjustment, and emotional stabilization. This work reflects her strong commitment to ethical care, social responsibility, and supporting vulnerable populations.

Our Recommended Approach

At AlmaCare, Sara works within a clinically governed, multidisciplinary mental health setting. Her approach aligns with AlmaCare’s commitment to ethical, evidence-based, and compassionate psychological care, whether sessions are conducted in person or online.

Clinically Governed Care
Person-Centered Therapy
Trauma-Informed Practice
Evidence-Based Methods
Integrated Support
Safe & Inclusive Environment

Certifications

BSc in Psychology (First Class Honours)

Coventry University

MSc in Psychological Therapies

In progress Queen Mary University of London

Diploma in Eating Disorder Practice

NCFED – Completion October NCFED – Completion October

Therapeutic Approach

Sara adopts a person-centered, collaborative therapeutic approach, believing that each individual’s experience, pace, and goals should guide the therapeutic process. She aims to create a supportive, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered.

Emotional safety and trust
Insight and self-awareness
Strengthening coping and regulation skills
Mentalization-Based Practices
Supporting long-term psychological growth

Opening Hours

Sunday - Friday

Online In-Person

Frequently Asked Questions

Ms. Sara Soliman

What does an integrative therapist in Egypt do?
- As an integrative therapist, Sara Soliman combines different psychological approaches such as CBT, DBT, ACT, MBT, and Solution-Focused Therapy to create personalized treatment plans. This allows her to adapt therapy to the unique needs, emotions, and goals of each client, making care highly flexible and effective.
What makes Sara Soliman’s integrative approach effective for clients in Egypt?
- Sara has completed over 500 hours of clinical training in some of Egypt’s most prominent mental health hospitals — including Behman, AlMashfa, El Horeya, and Abu El Azayem — allowing her to work confidently with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, identity confusion, disordered eating, and early psychotic symptoms. As a Integrative Therapist in Egypt, her integrative approach makes her especially effective for clients who need therapy that adapts to their evolving needs, emotions, and goals. Ms.Sara practices as an integrative therapist, drawing from multiple schools of thought to build care that reflects each client’s unique emotional, psychological, and cultural experience. question
What qualifications does Sara Soliman have?
- Sara holds a First Class Honours degree in Psychology from Coventry University and is pursuing her MSc in Psychological Therapies at Queen Mary University of London. She is also completing a Diploma as an Excellence Practitioner in Eating Disorders with the National Centre for Eating Disorders (UK).
  Integrative Therapist in Egypt
What mental health challenges does Sara work with?
- With over 500 hours of clinical training in leading Egyptian hospitals such as Behman, AlMashfa, El Horeya, and Abu El Azayem, Sara has experience working with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, identity confusion, and early psychotic symptoms.
  Integrative Therapist in Egypt
How is Sara’s approach different from other therapists?
- Sara’s integrative method blends evidence-based models with cultural sensitivity, ensuring therapy is not only scientifically grounded but also tailored to the client’s personal background and lived experience. This makes her especially effective for clients whose needs may evolve over time.
Can I see Sara for therapy online?
- Yes. Sara offers both in-person and online therapy sessions, making her services accessible to individuals across Egypt and internationally. Online sessions maintain the same professional and compassionate standards as in-person care. Boon Now