Iman Moin, M.Psy. (Candidate)
Clinical Therapist 

*Iman Moin offers the first two therapy sessions for free and subsequent sessions for a reduced rate. If you are interested in booking a free therapy session, please book “Free 15 Minute Initial Video/ Phone Call Consultation” to discuss options.

 

Iman Moin is a Clinical Therapist currently completing a Master of Psychology (M.Psy.) in Clinical Psychology at Adler Graduate Professional School, and works under the supervision of Dr. Frida Marshi Nasser, C.Psych. Clinical and Rehabilitation Supervising Psychologist.

 

Areas of Practice:

Anxiety

Depression

Trauma

PTSD

Emotional Regulation

Self-Esteem

Life Transitions

Chronic Pain

Stress

Community Reintegration

Neurodivergence

Cultural Identity

Belonging

 

Populations:

Pre-Schoolers (3-5)

Children (6-11)

Adolescents (12-18)

Young Adults (19-25)

Adults (25-64)

 

Languages:

English

Hindi

Urdu

American Sign Language (basic proficiency-level 2)

 

Supervisor:

Dr. Frida Marshi Nasser, C. Psych., Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychologist

 

Bio

Iman holds a B.Sc. in Psychology with Counselling Skills and a diploma in Social Service Work. She brings six years of experience supporting individuals with complex mental health needs, including trauma, schizophrenia, disability, and addiction. Her background includes work in hospitals, communities, and justice-involved populations. She holds certifications in suicide alertness, overdose prevention, CPR, and workplace safety.

 

Iman’s current clinical focus is on psychological assessments, including those for MVA (Motor Vehicle Accidents) and WSIB (Workplace Safety and Insurance Board), to gain further experience in psychodiagnostics testing and differential diagnosis. In addition to her assessment work, she is expanding her skills in therapy and has a strong interest in working with clients in a counselling capacity.

 

Iman integrates evidence-based therapeutic techniques she has studied, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and plans to incorporate these into her practice with clients. She is working toward registration as a Psychological Associate with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario.

 

Iman is committed to fostering an empowering, client-centered approach where individuals are supported in understanding their challenges and developing coping strategies. She aims to create a safe and collaborative space for clients to explore their strengths, work through difficulties, and make informed decisions to improve their well-being.