Compassionate support for children and the people who care for them

Helping children build communication, calm, confidence & everyday skills.

Warm, individualized support for children aged 2-15 and their families. In-person in Karachi and online with families across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, London, and beyond.

Evidence-informedFamily-focusedPractical support
Rutba Damani, Associate Clinical Psychologist and Behavioural Therapist, smiling in a portrait
Rutba DamaniAssociate Clinical Psychologist
Registered Behavior Technician
International Behaviour Therapist
ABA Therapy

Families first

Your child and your family come first, always.

Qualified & certified

Visible credentials from a trained professional.

Local & global

In-person in Karachi. Online across the world.

Practical & kind

Real strategies that fit your child and your life.

How I Help

Support tailored to your child’s strengths, challenges, and goals.

Parents often arrive with a report, a concern, or a feeling that something is not working. The starting point is clarity.

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ABA Therapy

Support for communication, social participation, daily routines, and skill-building through ABA-informed planning.

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ADHD Support

Practical structure for attention, routines, impulse control, and emotional regulation.

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Child Assessment

Observation, parent discussion, report review, and practical recommendations for next steps.

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Approach

Clear steps for parents, gentle structure for children.

The first stage is not about rushing into therapy. It is about understanding your child, your concerns, and what support would actually be useful.

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First chat

We talk about what has been going on, what you have already tried, and what you are hoping will feel easier.

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Understanding your child

Reports, history, observation, and parent input help build a fuller picture of your child’s needs.

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Tailored support plan

Goals are kept practical: communication, regulation, routines, learning readiness, or daily-life skills.

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Ongoing guidance

Progress is reviewed with the family so strategies stay realistic at home, school, and therapy.

What parents can expect

Warm support without unclear promises.

Rutba helps parents understand what their child may need next. Sometimes that means therapy, sometimes parent guidance, and sometimes a referral or further assessment.

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Rutba Damani at graduation holding her diploma
MSc Clinical Psychology Royal Holloway, University of London

MSc Clinical Psychology

With Distinction. Academic training paired with practical child and family work.

Rutba Damani in graduation gown outside Royal Holloway
Bachelor of Science in Psychology Bahria University

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Magna Cum Laude. A strong psychology foundation for child-focused support.

Credentials

Credentials parents can actually find and understand.

APA Membership

American Psychological Association. International status, member since 2026, active year 2026.

International Behaviour Therapist

International Behavior Analysis Organization (IBAO). Issued Oct 10, 2024. Expires Oct 10, 2026.

Registered Behavior Technician

Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Certificate No. RBT-22-248281. Active credential record.

ANZMH Membership

Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association. 2025 membership, member number 23413.

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Educational Background

Academic training behind the clinical work.

Rutba’s academic background brings together clinical psychology, child development, and behaviour-focused practice.

MSc

MSc Clinical Psychology

Royal Holloway, University of London. With Distinction.

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Parent Words

What families may notice when support starts to feel clearer.

“Rutba helped us understand what our child was trying to communicate through behaviour. We felt less lost after the first few sessions.”

Mother of a 6-year-old, Karachi

“The guidance was practical. We could actually use the strategies at home without feeling like we had to become therapists ourselves.”

Parent of a 5-year-old, DHA

“The sessions felt structured but kind. Our child was not pushed too fast, and we finally had clear goals.”

Father of an 8-year-old, online

Where I Work

In-person in Karachi. Online for families abroad.

Learning Lab, DHA Phase 8

Lead Therapist. Mon to Fri, 10 AM - 6 PM.

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Hope & Cope, PECHS

ABA Therapist / Associate Clinical Psychologist. Tue & Thu, 7 PM - 10 PM.

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Online Support

Parent consultation and guided support for families in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, London, and beyond.

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Book a First Chat

Tell me a little about your child.

You do not need all the answers before reaching out. A first conversation can help make the next steps clearer.