Dr Prathna Singh

Dr. Prathna Singh is a DHA-licensed Clinical Psychologist who supports children, young people and families with developmental, emotional, behavioural and learning concerns.

In addition to being licensed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), she is also licensed with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) in the UK and the Community Development Authority (CDA) in Dubai.

Dr. Prathna has worked extensively with children and families across clinical, hospital and community health settings in South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates. She holds a PhD in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology.

Her practice encompasses both psychological assessment and therapeutic support. She views assessment as an opportunity to develop a clear and meaningful picture of each child, bringing together their strengths, abilities, developmental profile and areas where they may benefit from support.

In her therapeutic work, Dr. Prathna supports children and young people in evidence-informed and developmentally sensitive ways, with support tailored to each child’s age, personality, communication style and individual needs.

Dr. Prathna recognises the important role parents and caregivers play in a child’s emotional wellbeing and includes parent-focused support and guidance as part of her work. She also works collaboratively with schools and other professionals involved in supporting children.

Dr Prathna’s areas of assessment include:

• Autism assessments
• ADHD assessments
• Developmental assessments for young children
• Cognitive assessments 
• Behavioural and emotional assessments
• School-based recommendations and adjustment planning
• Assessment of learning, social, emotional, and developmental needs

In addition to assessment services, Dr Prathna provides therapeutic support for children and adolescents experiencing a range of concerns, including:

• Anxiety, stress-related difficulties and trauma 
• Low mood and emotional challenges
• Behavioural concerns
• Family and relationship difficulties
• Friendship and peer-related issues
• Adjustment and wellbeing concerns