Sabina Khan

Dr Sabina Khan is an integrative psychotherapist and counselling psychologist working in private practice in London and beyond. A chartered psychologist within the BPS and a longstanding member of the Black African and Asian Therapist Network (BAATN) and Feminist Therapist Network (FTN), her approach to her clinical work is integrative and relational, drawing on a range of psychological, psychotherapeutic and psychosocial theories and research to inform her critical psychology and intersectional feminist therapeutic frame.
An independent scholar, committed to social justice, her wide-ranging studies in literary criticism, psychology, gender and social studies, education and human development enable her to adopt a flexible approach to her work and to respond to the situated position of each individual within their particular socio-political environments. She also continues her own lifelong personal therapeutic quest to engage with her own evolving narrative senses-of-self, as a situated and relational being, in a troubled and troubling world.