Sonia Kahn, Psy.D., Cgp
About Sonia Kahn, Psy.D., Cgp
Sonia Kahn, Psy.D., Cgp, serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychology at The George Washington University, specializing in psychodynamically-oriented psychotherapy for adults. Her practice integrates individual, couples, and group therapy, addressing various therapeutic concerns, including trauma and LGBTQ issues.
Work at The George Washington University
Sonia Kahn has been serving as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychology at The George Washington University since 2015. In this role, she specializes in psychodynamically-oriented psychotherapy for adult patients. She combines individual, couples, and group psychotherapy in her practice, providing a comprehensive approach to mental health care. Her position allows her to contribute to the academic environment while also engaging in clinical supervision and consultation.
Education and Expertise
Sonia Kahn earned her Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree from Tulane University, where she majored in Psychology and English, with an emphasis on Creative Writing, and minored in Business. She completed her studies at Tulane from 2003 to 2007. Kahn later pursued her Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) at The George Washington University, graduating in 2013. Her educational background supports her expertise in addressing a wide array of therapeutic concerns, including trauma and LGBTQ issues, as well as legal problems through psychotherapy.
Professional Experience
Prior to her current role, Sonia Kahn held positions that contributed to her professional development. She worked as a Member Services Coordinator at Corporate Executive Board (CEB) from 2007 to 2008, where she gained experience in client relations. Following this, she served as a Business Solutions Analyst at Synteractive, Inc. from 2008 to 2010. These roles provided her with a foundation in organizational dynamics and client engagement, which she applies in her clinical practice.
Psychotherapy Services Offered
Sonia Kahn offers a range of psychotherapy services that address various therapeutic concerns. Her practice includes individual, couples, and group psychotherapy, focusing on psychodynamically-oriented approaches. She provides support for issues such as trauma and LGBTQ concerns, ensuring that her services are inclusive and responsive to diverse client needs. Additionally, she provides clinical supervision and consultation, enhancing the therapeutic process for both clients and fellow professionals.