Iqra Jalal, M.Psy. (Candidate)
Clinical Therapist
​Iqra Jalal is a Clinical Therapist currently completing her Master’s in Psychology (M.Psy.) at Adler Graduate School and works under the supervision of Dr. Frida Marshi Nasser, C.Psych. Clinical and Rehabilitation Supervising Psychologist.
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Areas of practice:
Anxiety
Coping Skills
Depression
Major Life Transitions
Intergenerational Trauma
Interpersonal Relationships and Conflicts
Post Immigration Integration
Risk Assessments
Safety Planning
Self-esteem
South-Asian Family Dynamics
Violence Against Women (VAW) Support
Populations:
Adolescents
Adults
Languages:
English
Urdu
Hindi
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Affiliations:
Member of Ontario Psychological Association
Supervisor:
Dr. Frida Marshi Nasser, C. Psych., Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychologist
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Bio
Iqra Jalal is currently completing her Master’s in Psychology (M.Psy.) at Adler Graduate Professional School and her services are provided under the supervision of Dr. Frida Marshi Nasser, C. Psych., Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychologist. She engages in various aspects of client care, including assessments, therapy sessions, and case management.
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Iqra has specialized training in trauma-informed care, with an emphasis on the Foundations of Violence Against Women (VAW) Practice, Risk Assessment and Safety Planning. Efficient in Crisis Management and De-escalation techniques, with a sound awareness of community resources, Iqra has a strong ability to identify and mitigate risks with extensive knowledge about diversity, equity, inclusion, and the ability to identify potential barriers to healing.
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Iqra aims to explore the subconscious motivations behind behaviours from a Psychodynamic Approach to understand the influence of past experiences on the present, processing trauma, and allowing her clients to deepen self-understanding.
With in-depth experience supporting individuals with experiences of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, interpersonal violence and family crises, Iqra provides a safe, compassionate and empathetic setting with her work, valuing the importance of building strong therapeutic relationships and fostering a supportive environment for clients.