Khadijah Mohammed is a Registered Provisional Psychologist in Alberta, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Criminology from Concordia University, earned in 2020, as well as a Master of Counselling Psychology degree from the City University of Seattle, earned in 2023. She has been providing extensive mental health services since 2023, continuously deepening her expertise through hands-on practice and ongoing professional development in both clinical/counselling and forensic areas of psychology.
Khadijah’s professional experience includes her role as a Psychiatric Aide at Alberta Hospital in Edmonton, where she supported patients in Adult Acute Services, Forensic Psychiatry, and Young Adult Psychiatry. She also completed her practicum and held subsequent employment as a Mental Health Therapist at ARCH Psychological Services, where she gained extensive experience in clinical and forensic therapy, as well as diagnostic and psycho-legal assessments for children, adolescents, and adults.
When it comes to her approach, Khadijah works from a client-centred and eclectic therapeutic approach, tailoring each session to the unique needs of her clients. Her areas of specialization include addiction, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, personal development, and crisis intervention. As such, she has a passion for creating a safe, non-judgmental, and empathetic space—empowering her clients to navigate emotional challenges and fostering hope and resilience.
In addition to her therapy work, Khadijah provides a wide range of psychological and psychoeducational assessments, ensuring that clients receive comprehensive evaluations suited to their specific emotional and psychological needs. Her work includes assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and administering objective standardized psychological tests under the guidance of a skilled supervisory team. Currently, Khadijah is building her specialization in clinical and forensic psychological assessments.
Khadijah is deeply committed to supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds, utilizing her extensive training in mental health first aid, nonviolent crisis intervention, and applied suicide intervention skills. Her compassionate approach reflects her desire to inspire positive change and growth in the lives of her clients.
Khadijah offers in-person services in Edmonton and virtual support for clients in Edmonton and Grande Prairie, ensuring accessibility for those seeking guidance and care on their healing journey.
