Sahba Saberi
B Psych, MAAPi, MMHPN
Sahba Saberi, founder and principal psychologist at Delasa Psychology, brings over 18 years of experience to her practice. She has assisted individuals from diverse backgrounds and age groups with a wide spectrum of concerns, including mental health issues and relationship difficulties.
Sahba is well-versed in an array of evidence-based therapeutic approaches and is the creator of Fount™ Clinician - a novel therapeutic method designed to optimise and expedite therapeutic outcomes, particularly in complex cases. She has undergone rigorous mindfulness training and employs an integrative approach. Some of the therapeutic modalities Sahba utilises include:
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Emotion regulation strategies – including somatic/interoceptive exposure
Schema therapy and psychodynamics
Mindfulness based cognitive therapy
Compassion focused therapies
Acceptance and commitment therapy
Relaxation strategies
Trauma-focused CBT (TF-CBT)
Sahba is the founder of Fount™ Institute, the author of Mind Wellbeing and offers courses and workshops for clinicians, workplaces and the public. She has has special interest and experience in the following areas:
Relationship therapy and parenting skills training
Treating personality disorders, including borderline personality, schizoid personality and so on
Assisting with poor concentration and attention deficit issues
Prevention of mental illness through group programs and workshops
Sahba is registered with the Psychology Board of Australia, holds a board-approved supervisor status and is an approved Medicare Provider of Psychological Services. She completed her training at Murdoch University.
As a person, Sahba is warm and approachable and has a strong passion in helping individuals and communities increase their life satisfaction and happiness. She was a receiver of the 2007 Interfaith Harmony Award in recognition of her outstanding work with migrant youth and children through a values education program, as well as her counseling work with migrants and refugees in Western Australia.
Sahba offers services in English and Farsi/Persian languages.
Currently Sahba offers Telehealth sessions only. Please note: Sahba does not provide medico-legal reports, functional or forensic assessment.