Amir Habib Khattak

Aamir further honed his expertise by obtaining an MS in Clinical Psychology from the University of Lahore. Equipped with a diverse academic background, he has also received specialized training in anti-harassment and digital security, emphasizing the creation of safe online spaces, courtesy of the U.S. mission and the Digital Right Foundation.

Throughout his career, Aamir has contributed significantly to various organizations. He served as a British Council Schools Online and International School Award Consultant at the British Council. Subsequently, he worked with esteemed organizations such as SACH (Struggle for Change), SAHIL (Against Child Sexual Abuse), and the International Medical Corps. His role at HRDN under the Public Affairs Section, U.S. Embassy in Pakistan, involved managing the country’s operations of Lincoln Corner, overseeing 18 American Spaces in different universities and public libraries.

Aamir Khattak has successfully implemented three projects in collaboration with the government of Punjab and KP under the PUAN initiative. These projects focused on Career Counselling and Practical Implications of Education, Self-Hygiene, and Security for School Kids.

In addition to his impactful work, Aamir has applied his psychological expertise in the corporate sector, having worked with Emperor Marketing as an organizational psychologist. Currently, he serves as a career counsellor at the Turkiye Government Institute in Pakistan. His commitment to mentorship was further exemplified when he travelled to Turkiye as a Mentor with 200 International Students during the summer program.

Aamir’s rich academic background, diverse professional experience, and commitment to creating positive impacts make him a valuable resource for individuals seeking virtual counselling services across various psychological domains, including career guidance, educational advice, mental health support, relationship and sexual health improvement, trauma counselling, child and adolescent guidance, personal development, organizational psychology, digital well-being, and cross-cultural counselling.