Dr Soraya Rahall
Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychologist
BSc DClinPsy
Dr Rahall is a Clinical Psychologist with specialist experience working with children and young people; she is registered with the Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC).
Over the last eight years, Soraya has gained considerable experience of working therapeutically across a wide range of mental health services, as well as in clinical research settings. In her role as a Clinical Psychologist, Soraya has worked in specialist child and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) settings, providing individual and family-based therapeutic support to young people and their families. Her clinical work draws on a range of approaches, whilst aiming to keep the voice of the young person centred throughout. She has experience working with complex presentations, including co-occurring mental health difficulties, eating difficulties and neurodiversity. Soraya places a strong emphasis on collaborative, compassionate and holistic care. In her current work Soraya has sought to develop her knowledge and understanding of neurodiversity, and has sought to further her skills in providing adapted psychological interventions in order to best meet the needs of this client group. She is passionate about supporting young people to explore ideas around their identity, values, strengths, and hopes for the future. Soraya also works closely with families and wider systems to promote lasting and meaningful change.
Qualifications
- Psychology (BSc), Durham University (2017)
- Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (DClinPsy) University College London (2021)
Treatment approaches
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (including CBT for ARFID)
- Family Based Therapy for ARFID
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy skills
- Narrative Therapy
- Autism assessments (ADOS-2)
Specialisms and areas of interest
Dr Soraya Rahall’s interests include neurodiversity, complex trauma and identity. She utilises adapted, collaborative and creative therapeutic approaches.
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