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Adil El Hassani
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MarocPsy has checked the identity, contact details and professional information presented. This label does not guarantee the outcomes of the support provided.Psychosocial counselling and family mediation in Agadir. Support for adults, adolescents, couples and families, in person or online.
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About
Adil El Hassani is a psychosocial consultant, family mediator and author. Practising since 2010, he supports people facing personal, relationship, social or work-related difficulties.
His approach combines listening, understanding the situation and exploring practical next steps. Conversations take account of each person’s circumstances, available resources and pace, with the aim of considering the way forward together.
Reasons for consultation
- Self-confidence
- Managing emotions
- Life transitions and changes
- Grief and loss
- Relationship and communication difficulties
- Family conflicts
- Separation and family mediation
- Parenting and educational difficulties
- Social and interpersonal difficulties
- Work difficulties and social integration
- Psychosocial support
- Addictive behaviours
Skills and areas of practice
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Communication between parents and children
Explore family interactions and look for ways to set boundaries and communicate.
Couples support
Put relationship difficulties into words and work on expectations and communication.
Family mediation and separation
Seek agreements and restore dialogue on family matters and separation.
Entering and staying in employment
Prepare a career plan and identify the adjustments or support needed.
Community mental health prevention and promotion
Designing collective activities to provide information, raise awareness and improve access to mental health resources.
Techniques, methods and protocols
Learn how this method works, what sessions involve and when it is used
CBT: cognitive behavioural therapies
These therapies explore the links between thoughts, emotions and behaviours. CBT is the English acronym; TCC is the French equivalent.
ACT: acceptance and commitment
An approach that works on the relationship with thoughts and emotions, and on actions connected to personal values.
Psychodrama
A therapeutic method using enactment and role play to explore emotions, relationships and different ways of acting.
GROW: structuring a goal
A discussion framework to clarify a goal, explore the situation and options, then choose actions.
SMART: defining your goals
A framework for expressing a concrete, observable goal with a timeframe.
The Gottman method
An approach to couples work that focuses, in particular, on communication and relationship habits.
WRAP: a personal recovery plan
A resource to identify indicators of wellbeing, personal resources and sources of help to draw on.
Reasons to seek support
Relationships and self-confidence
Gain perspective on communication difficulties, personal boundaries and recurring relationship patterns.
Couples and families
Clarify each person’s needs and open a conversation about disagreements. The framework for support is established at the first meeting.
Life changes
Find support during separation, loss or personal, educational and professional transitions.
Adolescence and education
An initial meeting helps clarify the young person’s needs and establish the arrangements for support.
Social and professional inclusion
Work on relationship skills and plan steps towards integration, training or employment.
What happens during a session?
Describe your situation
The first meeting gives you time to describe your situation, share your concerns and explain what brings you.
Explore the context
The conversation helps explore the difficulties and their personal, family or social context.
Plan next steps
Possible next steps are discussed with you. The frequency of meetings and continuation of support depend on the needs identified.
Training
Social psychology
A diploma in social psychology from Mohammed V University in Rabat.
General psychology
A university studies diploma in general psychology from Mohammed V University.
Further training
Advanced training in psychoanalysis and psychological testing at the Nafsaniyoun centre in Beirut, Lebanon.
Career milestones
2010
Start of psychosocial counselling practice.
2012
Advanced training in psychoanalysis and psychological testing.
2014
Leadership of the Sanad psychological support centre.
2018
Collaboration with social care institutions on group support, family interventions, addiction and patient support.
2022
Supervision of online psychological support through Sanad.
2025
Chairmanship of a regional social action association in Souss-Massa.
Support programmes
Initial meeting
Explore the request and discuss a suitable individual or group support pathway.
Social support
A six-session programme with activities between meetings and progress reviews.
Support in education
Regular support, practical activities and reviews of progress.
Addiction-related support
A social support pathway of 32 sessions with specialist coordination; arrangements require direct discussion.
Inclusion and training
A 15-session programme preparing for social integration, training or employment.
After separation or loss
A 15-session pathway addressing emotional difficulties and rebuilding everyday stability.
Return to education
A 42-session programme over six months with follow-up and educational coordination.
Listening, privacy and referral
Support is based on respectful listening and an understanding of your circumstances.
- Relevant next steps: possible directions are discussed in light of the situation and needs.
- A confidential setting: you can ask about the applicable rules at the first contact.
- Referral when needed: referral to an appropriate professional is envisaged when specialist medical follow-up is required.
Programme suitability and pace should be discussed at the first contact.
Practical information
- Office: No. 7, Cordoba building, Hay Salam, Agadir.
- Online: sessions through Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp.
- Duration: around 50 minutes, generally 45 to 60 minutes. Extensions by prior agreement.
- Fee: MAD 300 per session.
- Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00-21:00; Saturday, 09:00-17:00. Closed Sunday.
- Session languages: Arabic and Moroccan Darija.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is this support for?
People facing personal, emotional, social or work-related difficulties, as well as couples and families. Adolescents may be seen after an initial meeting.
Do I need to be in crisis?
An initial conversation can also help clarify a situation, a decision or a need for support.
Are online sessions available?
Yes. Sessions are available at the Agadir office and online through Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp.
How long is a session?
The typical duration is around 50 minutes, generally within 45 to 60 minutes. Extensions require prior agreement.
What does a session cost?
The session fee is MAD 300. Programme terms and any other packages should be confirmed before booking.
Which languages are offered?
Sessions are offered in standard Arabic, accessible conversational Arabic or Moroccan Darija.
Are couples and adolescents welcome?
Yes. An initial meeting helps establish the framework and needs.
How can I book?
Use his online booking platform or contact him through WhatsApp to arrange a time.
Can an appointment be changed?
Cancellation or rescheduling is free with at least 24 hours’ notice.
How is confidentiality handled?
Sessions take place in a confidential, respectful setting. Ask about the applicable rules at the first contact.
Courses and workshops
Protecting Yourself from Psychological Manipulation · 12 session(s)
Support groups
Finding support through grief · Online
Understanding ourselves in relationships · In person
Support for everyday anxiety · In person
Finding connection: social anxiety and fear of judgement · In person
Practical information
Languages
French
Moroccan Darija
Arabic
Tamazight
People supported
Adults
Teenagers
Children
Couples
Families
Seniors
Caregivers
Pre-marital
Availability to be confirmed
By appointment
Address and directions
Open in Google MapsN° 7, immeuble Cordoba, Hay Salam, Agadir
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