Abdulaziz Bin Ammar

I am deeply passionate about helping individuals find meaning and purpose in their lives, a commitment rooted in my own journey of self-discovery. My academic path began at Northeastern University, where I majored in Psychology and fully embraced this formative phase of exploration. During my studies, I gained invaluable experience through internships at both Boston Children’s Hospital and the Boston Institute of Psychotherapy.

I began my career in the psychiatric unit at Boston Children’s Hospital, where I worked with teens and young adults facing a wide range of mental health challenges. From anxiety, depression, and eating disorders to suicidal ideation and severe psychosis, I supported young individuals during some of their darkest moments, witnessing their transformation as they regained the spark they thought they had lost. Walking alongside them through those difficult times was a profoundly meaningful experience—one that reinforced my purpose: to serve as a guiding light for those navigating life’s most challenging periods.

To further develop my clinical expertise, I pursued a degree in Clinical Counseling at William James College. There, I worked with adolescents in middle and high school, as well as college students, helping them navigate the unique struggles that arise during these pivotal years. Throughout my career, I have worked across a broad spectrum of mental health concerns, and regardless of where someone finds themselves on that spectrum, my goal remains the same—to help them view their struggles as obstacles that can be overcome, ultimately empowering them to embrace life with renewed purpose.

My therapeutic approach is always tailored to the individual, though I often integrate the depth of psychodynamic therapy with the introspective lens of existential therapy. This combination provides a comprehensive framework for self-exploration, growth, and transformation—one that I not only apply in my work but also in my own ongoing journey.