Moulud Wahedi

Here is a short Introduction on how I work with 1. INDIVIDUALS and how I approach 2. COUPLES:

1. -INDIVIDUAL-

I hold a strong belief that we, as human beings, do not exist without context. So if you feel anxious, stressed, or overwhelmed to the point where it burdens you, I invite you to once again look at the systems you move through. What feels heavy in the midst of a challenge may turn out to be lighter than expected if we learn to carry it differently.

These adjustments can take many forms—through reframing, inner parts work, or resource-focused approaches. While these methods are effective in themselves, my perspective as a queer woman of color provides me with the sensitivity and awareness to recognize the unique undertones of each client’s life experience. Supporting expats, third-culture individuals, and non-normative life paths has become a particular area of expertise in my practice.

I believe my clients already carry the tools they need to overcome whatever challenges they face; my role is to guide them in discovering how to use those tools with clarity and confidence.

2. -COUPLES THERAPY-
My therapy space invites couples to explore the dynamics of their relationship. In our sessions, partners can be vulnerable with each other, knowing the environment is supported by transparent structures and a clear communication framework.

My systemic approach also brings awareness to the broader systems surrounding the couple. Often, a relationship becomes—sometimes unknowingly—the outlet for other dysfunctional systems, unresolved wounds from past contexts, or outdated coping mechanisms that need attention.

Whatever brings you to my practice, we work together within an affirmative framework, uncovering strengths, building new resources, and fostering growth that benefits both the relationship and each individual within it.

ONLINE THERAPY - ACCESSIBLE AND RELATIONAL

I offer online systemic therapy for individuals and couples with the same depth and care as my in-person work in Berlin. Online sessions are not a compromise, but a confidential and fully relational setting.

I believe access to culturally sensitive, intersectional support should not depend on location, mobility, or life circumstances. Online therapy allows you to show up as you are... wherever you are.

It can be particularly supportive if you:

- Live in an area with limited suitable therapy options

- Travel frequently or live between places

-Experience mobility, sensory, or logistical barriers

Research shows that online therapy is as effective as in-person work for concerns such as anxiety, stress, relationship challenges, and identity exploration. What makes therapy meaningful is not the room, but the relationship and the sense of safety we create together.

Your location is not a limitation. I welcome you to reach out.

Over the course of a decade, I held various roles as an educator—supporting students as a counselor, offering therapeutic guidance to individuals and families, facilitating group therapy sessions, and developing workshops, projects, and curricula on communication, stress management, and mental health.

Recognizing that this aspect of my work was where my passion truly lay, I decided to leave education and began my training as a systemic individual and family therapist. Since May 2025, I have been working in private practice supporting couples, families, and individuals.

November 2025 EFT Training (Emotional Focused Therapy)

2024 – 2025 | Systemic Individual, Couples & Family Therapist, (DEAKAD)

2015 – 2024 | School Counselor, Pedagogical Supervisor & Curriculum Developer – Stress Management, Prevention & Interpersonal Communication, Fritz-Karsen-School (Berlin)

2022 | Pedagogical Supervisor – Stress Education & Prevention in Schools, NGO Dare2Care (Berlin)

2008 | Communication & Coaching Training, DialogDirect