Ahmed Ghuman (he/him/his) is a Clinical Psychologist who serves as the Executive Director of the University Counseling Center at University of Pittsburgh (Pitt). Ahmed earned a PsyD in clinical psychology from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. He also holds an MBA in general business administration from La Salle University.
In his clinical work, Ahmed utilizes an integrative approach of humanistic and cognitive behavioral therapy. Additionally, he specializes in positive psychology and uses a strengths-based approach rooted in positive psychotherapy with his clients. His areas of interest include self-esteem, happiness, motivation, resilience, meaning and purpose, religious and spiritual identity, and multicultural concerns.
As a clinical supervisor, Ahmed utilizes a strength’s-based approach while also promoting cultural sensitivity in supervision. His leadership style focuses on inclusive leadership principles that promote cultural humility, curiosity, and collaboration amongst staff. Moreover, Ahmed leads the Multicultural Care Team at Pitt’s University Counseling Center, and is the President of the Muslim Affinity Group at Pitt. Additionally, Ahmed serves as the Co-Chair for the Diversity & Inclusion Committee for the American College Counseling Association.
Courses taught at Pitt
Courses taught at Pitt
- PITT 0130 - Wellness and Resilience
- PSY 1050 - Topics in Psychology: Positive Psychology
- PSY 0205 - Psychopathology
- PSY 1178 - Human Sexuality
Education & Training
- PsyD, Psychology - Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
- MBA, Business Administration - La Salle University