Amira Khan

Amira Khan, a registered social worker with a BSW from the University of Cape Town, has 10 years of experience focusing on trauma counseling and refugee support. Her work serves diverse populations in the Western Cape, collaborating with NGOs to provide psychosocial support for refugees and marginalized groups.

She uses telehealth for virtual therapy sessions, addressing anxiety and depression. Fluent in English, Afrikaans, and Urdu, she ensures cultural sensitivity. A member of the South African Council for Social Service Professions (SACSSP), her TeleHealthSA role includes remote counseling and support groups. Her research on mental health stigma in minority communities has been presented at conferences, enhancing access to mental health services.