Khalil is a generally registered Psychologist. He studied a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science and worked in a corporate environment for more than a decade before he started and completed psychology studies in Australia. He considers himself lucky in his life experience in terms of working and living with people of diverse cultural backgrounds, various socio-economic statuses, and different age groups. His psychological experience includes working on A&D abuse, mood disorders, autism, ADHD, psychosis, relationship issues between couples, relationship issues at work, and life stressors (e.g. medical condition, unemployment, grief and divorce). Khalil works across the lifespan, with children and adults. His psychological approach is based on well researched theories and informed by the most recent publications in this field. He enjoys doing psychological assessments and writing reports for that matter. Psychological intervention for mental health disorders is his passion. Khalil believes any person is a treasure of life and that is his guideline in his practice.

I work with adults (16+) in person and via telehealth, supporting people through challenges such as anxiety, depression, panic, trauma, grief, health-related adjustment, and relationship concerns. I am a registered psychologist with advanced postgraduate training in Clinical Psychology. I work collaboratively with GPs and other health professionals to support emotional well-being and positive change. Drawing on evidence-based therapies and extensive clinical experience, I help people navigate challenges, build resilience, and reconnect with what matters most in life. I am a registered psychologist with extensive clinical experience and advanced postgraduate training in Clinical Psychology. I have worked in both private practice and medical settings, collaborating closely with GPs and medical specialists to provide integrated care. Currently, I work at Logic Lounge Psychology in Hornsby and North Sydney, where I offer evidence-based psychological treatment for individuals and couples. My training includes a Master of Clinical Psychology, with advanced coursework completed and final placement due for completion in March 2026. This postgraduate study builds on many years of clinical practice and enables me to draw from a range of evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), the Unified Protocol (UP), Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT), Complicated Grief Therapy, and Mindfulness-based interventions. I am SIRA-approved to support clients affected by workplace injury and am a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPI). I am committed to creating a safe, respectful, and inclusive space for all clients, and I am LGBTQIA+ affirming. My areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, health-related concerns (including adjustment to cancer), and relationship and couples issues. A Space To Reconnect I aim to create a space where clients can slow down, notice, and reconnect with their own emotions, with the people who matter to them, and with the deeper rhythms of life. My work is grounded in the belief that true healing happens when we can access what is authentic and life-giving. Too often, we live in ways that are shaped by ego, fear, and disconnection, both from ourselves and from the natural world. This disconnection not only affects us psychologically and emotionally but also limits our sense of meaning and belonging. I see therapy as a journey toward authenticity, compassion, and connection. My role is to walk alongside clients as they learn to release what no longer serves them, embrace their capacity for growth, and discover a more stable and fulfilling way of life.