Habiba Jessica Zaman

Habiba Jessica Zaman Dr. Habiba Jessica Zaman is a psychologist specializing in trauma.

With 15 years of experience in counseling, she believes that as people become more aware of their fears, perceptions, desires, and strengths, they can make successful life changes.

06/11/2026

So many relationships drag on, causing pain and anger, because people can't let go. What if we could end things amicably, acknowledging unmet needs, and still be good? It's possible to walk away without ruining what once was.

06/11/2026

It's a journey learning to speak your truth. Instead of defaulting to what feels expected, embracing a new way to express your needs can be challenging but incredibly rewarding. It's about self-respect and building a life you truly love.

06/10/2026

Searching for someone lost in other realms, a profound love that can't be replaced. We can't control life's struggles, but showing up with love, kindness, and acceptance is the most powerful gift we can offer.

06/10/2026

The excitement of meeting new people and discovering their stories fuels my passion. This novelty, once central to dating, now enriches my professional life and other interactions. It's about embracing the new, hour by hour.

06/10/2026

After major surgery, I stopped for gas, still bandaged. In that moment, the pain was there, but so was an unexpected euphoria. It made me understand why people self-harm – to escape a profound numbness.

06/09/2026

The idea that the answers we seek are inside us, not external, is profound. Like the Wizard of Oz quote, recognizing your own truth can be liberating. Embrace your journey and the transitions that shape your identity.

06/09/2026

Don't wait for things to fall into your lap. Success comes from hard work and dedicated effort. When you put in the work, you create your own outcomes.

06/09/2026

Surgery after my second son's birth to fix a C-section incision was painful. With no one to care for my toddler, I had to opt for local anesthesia, feeling every moment. It was survival mode.

06/08/2026

Feeling like an imposter, even with education and skills, is common. We often impose rigid mindsets about love and relationships, believing each one is 'the one.' This rigidity creates self-imposed roadblocks, causing unnecessary suffering and preventing us from course-correcting when things aren't working.

06/08/2026

Many women find their desire wanes not due to lack of interest, but because the effort to connect intimately feels unrewarded. Societal expectations often place unrealistic demands on a single partner to fulfill every need – from best friend to lover. This can lead to frustration and resentment. It's crucial to recognize that different needs require different forms of fulfillment.

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