Emann Al-zahab is a registered psychologist (Clinical Psychology Registrar, AHPRA), with a Master’s degree in clinical psychology. Emann also has completed a Bachelor of science, a Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science, and a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours).
Emann has worked with Employers Assistance Programs (EAP), private practice, in forensic settings (government) and mental health hospital settings. Emann’s present focus has been on working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, adjustment disorder, work related stress and burnout, and relationship difficulties.

Emann works with adult clients, and is trained in a range of evidence-based interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness, schema therapy and group therapy. She also enjoys helping clients identify their values to fulfil their potential. Additionally, she has a special interest in the field of positive psychology, particularly character and virtue development. Her previous work has also involved running psychoeducation groups and webinars that focus on optimising wellbeing and the prevention of mental health issues.

Emann is also interested in psychology research on positive human development and transformation. Emann is currently pursuing a PhD in Al-Ghazali religious philosophy to model virtues towards a positive psychology manual for human flourishing, character development and human transformation. With her background in human development, Emann is passionate about helping clients live meaningfully and purposefully, to attain their goals and to fulfil their potential.