DubaiAbout Me/Bio
I am a licensed Psychodynamic Psychotherapist and EFT couples therapist in Dubai where I offer psychotherapy to adolescent and adult clients, individually, couples or in groups. My bachelor of nursing was followed by five years of theoretical and practical studies in psychodynamic psychotherapy at Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University in Sweden to become a licensed Psychotherapist. In recent years, my education has been addition with couples therapy in EFT, Emotionally Focused Therapy.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Clinic Name
The Psychiatry and Therapy Centre
Clinic Address
Unit 6005, 6th floor, Block C, building 64, Al Razi Medical Complex, Dubai Healthcare City
Country
United Arab Emirates
Email Address
Work Phone Number
Languages
DanishEnglishSwedish
Practice
Both In-Person & Online
ABOUT Ulrika Bladh
Profession
Psychotherapist
Credentials
PGDip Psychotherapy
Licensing Authority
DHA
Types of Services
Therapy
Therapy
IndividualsCouplesGroup
Years of Experience
Since 2009
Specializations
Chronic IllnessChronic PainDepressionDivorceFamily ConflictGriefInfidelityLife crisisMood SwingsNarcissistic traitsOncologyPanicParentingPalliative careRelationship IssuesSelf EsteemStressTrauma and PTSD
Approach
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)Psychodynamic
Age Group
16 to 1819 to 2122 to 6465+
Sliding scale or pro-bono
Sliding scale for University students
Work Hours
Monday - Friday
Appointment Wait Time
Less than a week from time of contact
Preferred Contact Method
EmailOfficeWhatsapp
Preferred Booking Method
Email/ text message for an Introductory call before booking
How I can help you
Being in therapy involves a close emotional and supportive alliance with me as your therapist and together we explore and trace patterns to find possible explanations to the way you feel and the way you experience the world. The lengths of the therapy depends on our agreement at the start of therapy, some people might need only a few sessions and others a longer period of time. It all depends on your needs and what you want to achieve.
What I say to people who feel nervous or have concerns about therapy/assessment
There are times when life feels like its too much to handle or moments when you just don’t recognise yourself anymore. We all feel that from time to time but when those feelings or emotions don’t go away, you might need external help from a professional. Talking to a therapist about your concerns may sometimes be easier than turning to friends and/or family.
There are many ways to describe psychotherapy. Treating different diagnosis and mental illness is part of it but for me it is also about taking care of different crisis situations that we experience and even more importantly, to be able to reach an in- depth understanding of yourself and realise how to move forward. Working on a better awareness of your internal and external relationships, with yourself and others, helps you to find ways to handle challenging situations in your daily life.
Sliding scale or pro-bono
Sliding scale for University students