Sara Aziz-Safe Kids
About
ِAbout Sara Aziz:
Sara is a certified psychosocial counsellor with a master’s degree in psychotherapy and a specialised diploma in counselling survivors of sexual abuse. She has an extensive experience, with more than 3000 hours, of working with children, adolescents and adults who have survived traumas related to child sexual abuse and violence. Sara is an effective communicator who is passionate about providing psychological support to child abuse survivors as well as halting the abuse cycle by advocating against sexual harassment and violence.
Sara’s primary therapeutic approaches are:
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
- Behavioural Therapy
- Somatic Therapy
- Sand Box Therapy
- Empty Chair Therapy
Sara works with:
- Children
- Adolescents
- Adults
About Safe Kids:
Safe Kids is an Egyptian organisation aims to deliver psychosocial services in the field of child protection. Safe Kids was founded by Mrs. Sara Aziz in 2012 with the mission of empowering society to stand against child abuse and to promote gender equality. Safe Kids activities lay on two fundamental objectives namely, prevention and intervention. The prevention aspect encompasses awareness activities covering a range of topics including, but not limited to, self-awareness, sexual and gender-based violence and bullying. The intervention aspect involves the provision of rehabilitative psychosocial counselling services by qualified psychosocial counsellors. Safe Kids’ service provision is based solely on need, irrespective to race, gender, or religion.
Our Work
Safe Kids facilitates customised awareness activities targeting audiences from different age groups, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. Besides, Safe Kids has developed a standardised curriculum for the following interest groups:
§ Children
§ Adolescents
§ Youth
§ Parents
§ Teachers
§ Carer (including school bus drivers and nannies)
§ Sports coaches
Additionally, Safe Kids offers rehabilitative psychological support for abuse survivors by qualified psychosocial counsellors. Our counsellors undertake several therapeutic activities including:
§ One-to-one therapy sessions
§ Support group/group therapy
§ On campus counselling
