Aisha Ateeq

Ms Aisha Ateeq

Assistant Professor

Department of Psychology

E-348/ Room 3

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

MSc (Middlesex University, UK) 
MSc (PU, Lahore)

Biography 

Ms. Aisha Ateeq is serving as a full-time faculty member at the Department of Psychology.

She joined the department in 2007 and has helped establishing the University Counseling Center for students, staff, and faculty.

Ms Aisha has diverse experience of over 27 years in counseling, teaching, research, and administration. She has had the opportunity to learn and work in different settings, with her work primarily revolving around people having mild to moderate psychological problems. She also worked for a short while in London, counseling high school students and their parents for problems like relationship issues, problems in concentrating, and abuse.

As a full time instructor, most of her time is spent in academic activities and FCCU community service. However, she tries to spare some time for activities like, listening to music, gardening, wildlife, and sports, mainly cricket and tennis.

Workshops:

Ms Aisha has conducted several workshops from time to time on coping with stress, conflict resolution, Coping with grief, Procrastination,  self-care, quantitative research, Presentation skills, Academic writing style, APA style of writing, helping skills, listening skills,  Giving Gender talks and talks on sexual harassment policy and procedures and on various topics related to positive psychology, etc.

 
Research interests: 
Counseling psychology, positive psychology, and social psychology
Research Area
Address
ROOM | 348, Cabin 1, Business and Social Sciences Building
Aisha Ateeq

Ms Aisha Ateeq

Assistant Professor

Department of Psychology

E-348/ Room 3

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

MSc (Middlesex University, UK) 
MSc (PU, Lahore)

Biography 

Ms. Aisha Ateeq is serving as a full-time faculty member at the Department of Psychology.

She joined the department in 2007 and has helped establishing the University Counseling Center for students, staff, and faculty.

Ms Aisha has diverse experience of over 27 years in counseling, teaching, research, and administration. She has had the opportunity to learn and work in different settings, with her work primarily revolving around people having mild to moderate psychological problems. She also worked for a short while in London, counseling high school students and their parents for problems like relationship issues, problems in concentrating, and abuse.

As a full time instructor, most of her time is spent in academic activities and FCCU community service. However, she tries to spare some time for activities like, listening to music, gardening, wildlife, and sports, mainly cricket and tennis.

Workshops:

Ms Aisha has conducted several workshops from time to time on coping with stress, conflict resolution, Coping with grief, Procrastination,  self-care, quantitative research, Presentation skills, Academic writing style, APA style of writing, helping skills, listening skills,  Giving Gender talks and talks on sexual harassment policy and procedures and on various topics related to positive psychology, etc.

 
Research interests: 
Counseling psychology, positive psychology, and social psychology
Research Area
Address
ROOM | 348, Cabin 1, Business and Social Sciences Building
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