My name is Maram, and I am a psychosexual and relationship therapist with a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology and Mental Health, and a proud member of COSRT — the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists. But beyond the qualifications, I am someone who genuinely cares — about the people who sit across from me, about the communities I serve, and about breaking down the silence that surrounds so many of the struggles my clients carry.

My Journey

I didn't find this work by chance. I chose it because I saw a gap — in my community, in the conversation, in the support available to women and couples who were suffering quietly in an area of life that so few therapists are trained to address. I wanted to change that.

Having lived across the Middle East and the UK, I have moved through different cultures, languages, and ways of understanding the world. That journey has made me who I am — deeply acculturated, genuinely curious about people, and committed to meeting every client exactly where they are, whatever their background, faith, or walk of life.

Before specialising, I worked with the Muslim community, supporting women through a range of mental health challenges. It was here that I learned something I have never forgotten — that you cannot separate a person's mental health from their culture, their faith, or their sense of belonging.

I then spent two years working within the NHS, before taking the step that felt most true to my values — setting up my own private practice, where I could offer the kind of care I had always believed people deserved.

What I Can Help With

Over more than six years in the mental health field, I have worked with women and couples across a wide range of deeply personal concerns.

What Drives Me

My deepest hope for the women I work with is that they leave therapy feeling more at home in themselves — reclaiming their bodies, reconnecting to them, and learning to understand what they are communicating. I want to be the space where a woman can arrive exactly as she is, and leave knowing herself a little more.

For the couples I work with, I hold a firm belief that a loving, functioning relationship is one of the most powerful forces in the world. I work with couples who are finding their way through relationship difficulties — whether that is a breakdown in communication, emotional distance, or the strain that external pressures can place on a partnership. Together, we work to rebuild understanding, closeness, and trust. Because when two people find their way back to each other, that doesn't just change their lives — it shapes their children, their families, and the world those children will grow up to create.