
Mansi More Nopany
RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist
M.Phil Clinical Psychology · PhD Scholar · 10+ Years
Registration: RCI CRR A66434
Approaches: CBT · DBT · ACT · MBCT · Family Therapy
Languages: English · Hindi
AED 107 · 50 minutes
Book SessionDubai · Ages 4–18
Anxiety, school refusal, intense reactions, sadness or a noticeable change at home can be signs that professional support may help.
LeapHope provides structured care for young people with experienced clinicians who can involve parents and coordinate specialist referral when clinically appropriate.
From AED 70 · 50 minutes

Growing Up in Dubai
School, homework, activities, friendships, screens and a constantly changing social world can leave little time to slow down. Some are also settling into a new country, curriculum or friendship group. Loneliness, worry, irritability or feeling different can appear even when there is no obvious reason.
This is not uncommon. A UAE study of 3,745 school students found anxiety symptoms in 23.3% and depression symptoms in 17.1%. Sometimes the reason for a change is clear. Sometimes it appears long before anyone can explain what is happening.
Clinical Team
Experienced professionals with recognised qualifications, clinical registrations and structured psychological approaches.

RCI-Registered Clinical Psychologist
M.Phil Clinical Psychology · PhD Scholar · 10+ Years
Registration: RCI CRR A66434
Approaches: CBT · DBT · ACT · MBCT · Family Therapy
Languages: English · Hindi
AED 107 · 50 minutes
Book Session
RCI-Registered Mental Health Counsellor
Child & Adolescent Professional · 5+ Years
Registration: RCI CRR A63961
Approaches: CBT-Informed · Behavioural · Parent Guidance
Languages: English · Tamil · Kannada · Telugu · Hindi
AED 70 · 50 minutes
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Counselling Psychologist
MSc Counselling Psychology · Certified CBT Practitioner · 5+ Years
Approaches: CBT · Structured Behavioural Work
Languages: English · Malayalam · Tamil · Hindi
Sessions: Children · Adolescents · Young Adults
AED 70 · 50 minutes
Book SessionParent Experiences
Feedback shared by families who have worked with LeapHope professionals.
“From the first appointment, my daughter felt comfortable speaking. The therapist was calm, respectful and genuinely listened to her.”
Parent of a school-age girl
“My child feels much calmer now, both at school and at home. We could see a real difference after working with the therapist.”
Parent of a young student
“My daughter has shown clear progress. We appreciated the consistency, professionalism and the way the therapist stayed involved throughout.”
Parent feedback
“Our son was struggling with severe worry and sadness. We were surprised by how much improvement we began to notice with professional support.”
Parent of a teenage boy
“Her approach was patient and very natural with my child. It was clear she cared about the progress and knew how to keep the sessions comfortable.”
Parent experience
“We noticed a meaningful improvement in our daughter’s behaviour. The regular follow-up also helped us understand what was changing.”
Parent of a young girl
Areas We Work With
Some difficulties show clearly at home. Others first appear in the classroom, during exams, around friendships or when a young person starts avoiding things they previously managed well.
Morning resistance, missed classes, fear of tests, homework conflict, falling performance or pressure around CBSE, British, IB, American and other school environments.
Frequent worry, fears, reassurance seeking or difficulty switching off.
Focus, impulsivity, organisation, routines and classroom difficulties.
Tantrums, anger, defiance, sudden reactions or repeated conflict at home.
Sadness, losing interest, isolation, low motivation or becoming unusually quiet.
Long device use, late nights, arguments around limits or difficulty disengaging.
Emotional changes following frightening, distressing or disruptive events.
Death, separation, relocation or losing an important relationship or routine.
Bullying, loneliness, changing schools, new friendship groups or settling after a move.

Support for ages 4–18 across local, Indian, NRI, expat and multicultural families.
Dubai referral network: assessment, psychiatry, occupational therapy or local specialist care can be recommended when additional support is needed.
LeapHope also supports families across the Emirates through our child counselling service in the UAE .

LeapHope’s multidisciplinary team includes behavioural therapists, occupational therapists, CBT practitioners and Dubai-based mental health counsellors.
Care considers the young person’s culture, language, school life and family environment rather than looking at one concern in isolation.
Clear answers for families looking for professional support nearby or online.
LeapHope provides online appointments for Dubai families with clinical psychologists, counselling professionals and behavioural therapists. Sessions can be attended from home anywhere in the city.
Yes. LeapHope has female professionals working with children and adolescents, including clinical and counselling psychologists. Dubai-based mental health professionals are also available within the network.
A child psychologist can first explore whether emotional, attention, behavioural or adjustment factors may be involved. Further assessment or school coordination can be considered if needed.
Yes. Relocation can affect friendships, routine, identity and school adjustment. LeapHope works with expat and international families where changes begin after moving countries or changing schools.
LeapHope provides psychological support for young people experiencing persistent worry, fears, overthinking, avoidance or physical signs of anxiety, with online access across Dubai.
The appropriate approach depends on what is affecting the child. LeapHope's network includes CBT practitioners, behavioural therapists and occupational therapists, allowing different needs to be addressed.
LeapHope sessions currently start from AED 70 for 50 minutes. Senior clinical psychologist appointments are AED 107 for 50 minutes.
Yes. LeapHope works extensively with Indian and NRI families and has professionals who understand Indian family, cultural and school contexts while supporting children living in Dubai.
A noticeable and persistent change in communication, friendships, motivation or daily routine is worth discussing with a mental health professional, even when the reason is not obvious.
Yes. Different behaviour across home and school can provide useful clinical information. Parent observations, teacher feedback and previous school reports can all be considered together.
Yes. LeapHope's wider network includes Dubai-based mental health professionals alongside psychologists and therapists who provide online care to families across the UAE.
LeapHope can coordinate additional support through its Dubai referral network when psychiatry, psychological assessment, occupational therapy or another local specialist is required.