Dr. Samira Al-Ghamdi is a Saudi psychiatry specialist and one of the most famous specialists in this medical field in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Dr. Samira Al-Ghamdi is currently working in the Psychiatric Care Complex in the Sulaymaniyah district in Riyadh and also working at King Abdulaziz Hospital in Jeddah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. She specialized in several specialties including child and adolescent psychological anxiety disorders, child and adolescent psychiatry, behavioral and cognitive therapy for children and adolescents
scientific certificates
Research fellowship from the University of Toronto in Canada for research in treating mental anxiety disorder in December 2011
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Clinical Fellowship from Queen''s University in Canada in December 2009
She obtained the Arab Board of Psychiatry in December 2007
She received her BA in Psychiatry from King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in February 2002
Positions I worked for
She worked as the head of the Family Protection Center from Domestic Violence at Prince Sultan Military Medical City.
Member of the Saudi Psychiatric Association.
Head of the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Division, Saudi Psychiatric Association.
Founder and Director of the Rehabilitation Center for Autism Children and Their Families in Prince Sultan Military Medical City.
Director of the Center for Protection from Domestic Violence and Neglect at Prince Sultan Military Medical City.
Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Prince Sultan Military Medical City.
Founder and member of the Trauma Coexistence Program in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Scientific contributions
Dr. Samira Al-Ghamdi has published numerous books and articles in the field of psychiatry, including: -
Article entitled (Autism World)
Essay entitled (Problems of the Adolescent Period)
Essay entitled (Social Skills in Children and Adolescents)
Article entitled (Education and Methods for Establishing and Refining the Child''s Character)
Article entitled (Treat your child from depression with praise)
An article entitled (Intelligence, its definition and types)
She has many research papers, including research entitled (Perceptions of the soul in relation to mental depression and its symptoms in boys and girls)
Medical opinions of Dr. Samira Al-Ghamdi
Pampering the child negatively affects the child in the short and long term.
The best way to teach children is to have someone practice it in front of them, transparently and spontaneously so that it becomes part of their personalities and lifestyle.
It is worth noting that Dr. Samira Al-Ghamdi is against receiving children in all its forms and types, and she has great efforts in treating autism for children and adults together.
