Mr. Muhammad Naushad Anjum

Mr. Muhammad Naushad Anjum has an MPhil Degree in Psychology and MSc in psychology as well. He is a CBT trainer and practitioner who did his certifications while he was in the UK. He is also the focal person for major Global EAP (Employee Assistant Program) providers. This has given him extensive experience in working with multinational companies like BBC, Nokia-Alcatel, United Nations divisions, and various foreign nationals who were referred through EAP programs. Naushad has a keen interest in the issues related to family difficulties that include marriage counseling, pre-marriage counseling, child behavior issues, Teenagers and the difficulties that they face in the modern world. He believes that the society has to shift its paradigms as to how it will treat its young people otherwise the split driven by ageism can be a major tragedy. He also works with patients of OCD, Anxiety, Depression, and Anger issues. Naushad is an adviser to various organizations on professional development of employees. He is a corporate trainer to enable people to secure their jobs and excel as employees. He is also a consultant on leadership development programs for major airlines outside Pakistan. Naushad also serves those community members who come from a religious background. He has extensive knowledge of philosophy, theology and is a student of various religions. He believes that the human race needs ‘people’ to handle psychological difficulties and not only medicines and psychologists. He mostly lives out of Pakistan but visits every month to see his clients. He is also a regular online video therapist for those who like tele-counseling. He is a regular speaker in global conferences on mindfulness training, cognitive blocking in safety-critical industries, and decision-making model development. Naushad loves to travel, spend time with his family, and feels proud that he belongs to a village in Gujar Khan. He is member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and European Association of Aviation Psychology (EAAP), American Society of Counseling Psychology, and Pakistan Psychological Association