Trauma & stress
PTSD, complex trauma, childhood experiences, developmental stress and attachment concerns.
Learn moreTrauma-informed psychological care · Dhaka & online
Md. Mehedi Hasan
Lead Psychologist · Trauma Specialist · EMDR Practitioner
Evidence-informed, trauma-informed psychological care for people experiencing trauma, PTSD, complex PTSD, anxiety, depression, OCD, attachment difficulties, relationship problems, and long-standing emotional distress. EMDR is considered when appropriate, following assessment and preparation.

A thoughtful starting point
Persistent psychological difficulties can involve several interacting factors: past experiences, attachment, emotional regulation, learned coping patterns, relationship dynamics and chronic stress. A careful assessment and shared formulation help clarify what may be relevant for each person.
Explore my clinical approachA structured psychotherapy approach
EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It may be considered for distressing experiences as part of an individualized treatment plan. Assessment, preparation and pacing matter; EMDR is not suitable or necessary for everyone.
Learn About EMDR TherapyAppropriate EMDR involves assessment, treatment planning, preparation, stabilization, target identification, structured processing and reevaluation.
See the eight phasesIndividualized care
A structured process can explore the factors that maintain distress. The steps and pace vary by person.
Clinical focus
These are areas for assessment and support. The appropriate approach depends on each person’s needs; EMDR is not assumed to suit every concern.
PTSD, complex trauma, childhood experiences, developmental stress and attachment concerns.
Learn moreAnxiety, panic, phobias, social anxiety and health-related worry.
Learn moreDepression, persistent low mood, emotional regulation and chronic stress.
Learn moreOCD, intrusive thoughts and compulsive patterns.
Learn moreCouple, family and repeated relationship patterns.
Learn moreAbout the psychologist
A psychologist working with people experiencing complex and long-standing psychological difficulties, with a trauma-informed and individualized approach.
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Ways to work together
A collaborative process
The sequence is a guide. Not everyone needs every step, and the process is adjusted together.
Questions
EMDR is a structured psychotherapy approach involving assessment, preparation and planned processing of distressing experiences. It is not simply eye movements.
A clinician can help assess whether EMDR may be appropriate. Suitability depends on a person’s circumstances, goals and readiness.
EMDR is commonly used in trauma treatment. Use for other concerns should be considered carefully within an individualized clinical plan.
The first meeting usually focuses on what brings you to therapy, relevant history, questions and possible next steps.
Preparation and stabilization are important parts of EMDR. The amount varies by person.
Duration varies with needs, goals, circumstances and treatment plan. No fixed number of sessions can be promised.
Online appointments may be available where appropriate. Ask about practical and clinical suitability.
Use the appointment link to request an initial consultation and discuss what support may be appropriate.
A first conversation
A professional consultation can help clarify what may be contributing to psychological difficulties and what support may be appropriate.