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Top 8 Doctors in Sixth Circle 2026

Searching for the best doctors in Sixth Circle? This page lists eight doctors at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle, Amman. Four are psychiatrists and four are general practitioners offering mental health assessment, therapy and follow-up. The order reflects how complete each published profile is, not clinical quality. Compare training, services and hours below, then use the checklist to prepare your questions before you book.

9 of 13 doctors on ClinicsJoUpdated 13 October 2026How we chose

At a glance

#DoctorAreaSuitsProfile score
1Dr. Mohammad Arafat HasanFeaturedTabarbour—
2Mohammad OmariSixth CircleAdults and older adults wanting talking therapy, including home visits40/100
3Sondos DahoudSixth CircleFamilies and children; parenting therapy and talking therapy for all ages40/100
4Dunia SalamehSixth CircleAnxiety, phobias, trauma or relationship concerns, children through adults39/100
5Aseel NjadatSixth CircleYoung people and adults with ADHD, mood or emotional-regulation concerns39/100
6Laith Alfalah AbbadiSixth CirclePsychiatric assessment, including child and adolescent mental health needs37/100
7Abdallah Barjas QaswalSixth CircleAdolescents to older adults needing psychiatric follow-up or home visits36/100
8Mohammad ZahranSixth CircleAdults with mood, psychotic, ADHD, substance use or cognitive concerns35/100
9Shatha OmarSixth CircleChildren and adolescents with developmental, ADHD or autism-related concerns35/100

Profiles marked “Featured” appear first, in the display order set by the platform administration; the rest follow the published profile score. Featured placement is not a measure of clinical quality.

  1. 1Dr. Mohammad Arafat HasanFeatured

  2. 2Mohammad Omari

    Dr. Mohammad Omari is a general practitioner and care coordinator at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. He earned his MD from the University of Jordan in 2023 and completed his internship at Jordan University Hospital in 2023–2024. His published services include mental health assessment, therapy sessions, psychotherapy, follow-up appointments of 20–30 or 35–45 minutes, an ADHD computerised assessment test and home visits. His biography describes a focus on adults and older adults with depression, OCD, personality and psychotic disorders. His approaches include cognitive and dialectical behavioural therapies, acceptance and commitment therapy and psychodynamic work. Services are offered in Arabic and English, Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Adults and older adults wanting talking therapy, including home visits

  3. 3Sondos Dahoud

    Dr. Sondos Dahoud is a general practitioner at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. She studied medicine and surgery at Mutah University, graduating in 2023, and completed her internship at Jordan University Hospital. Her listed services include mental health assessment, therapy sessions, psychotherapy, parenting therapy, follow-up visits and an ADHD computerised assessment test. Her biography notes work with anxiety, depression, OCD, mood, psychotic and neurodevelopmental disorders across children, adolescents, adults and older adults. Her approaches include cognitive and dialectical behavioural therapy, exposure and response prevention, supportive therapy and motivational interviewing. She works in Arabic and English, with confirmed hours Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Families and children; parenting therapy and talking therapy for all ages

  4. 4Dunia Salameh

    Dr. Dunia Salameh is a general practitioner and care coordinator at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. She completed her MBBS at Yarmouk University in 2020 and a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical and Health Education at the University of Manchester in 2022. Her biography also mentions an internship at King Hussein Medical City. She works with anxiety, phobias, trauma and relationship difficulties in children, young people and adults, drawing on cognitive behavioural, dialectical behavioural and psychodynamic therapy. She also coordinates the clinic's multidisciplinary team. Published services include assessment, therapy sessions, follow-up and an ADHD computerised assessment test, in Arabic and English, Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Anxiety, phobias, trauma or relationship concerns, children through adults

  5. 5Aseel Njadat

    Dr. Aseel Njadat is a general practitioner and care coordinator at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. She received her MD from the University of Jordan in 2022 and completed her internship at Jordan University Hospital. She provides initial assessment, follow-up and psychological therapy for young people and adults. Her stated interests are ADHD, emotional regulation, personality and mood difficulties. Her approaches include cognitive behavioural, dialectical behavioural and psychodynamic therapy, and her listed services include an ADHD computerised assessment test. She works in Arabic and English and also contributes to developing and digitising the clinic's care processes. Confirmed hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Young people and adults with ADHD, mood or emotional-regulation concerns

  6. 6Laith Alfalah Abbadi

    Dr. Laith Alfalah Abbadi is a psychiatrist and the founder and CEO of Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. He graduated in medicine from the Hashemite University in 2013 and trained in psychiatry at Jordan University Hospital, where he has also lectured. His listed qualifications include: - an MSc in Child and Adolescent Mental Health from King's College London (2019) - the Jordanian Board in Psychiatry (2020) - Membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (2024) - Fellowship of the European Board of Psychiatry (2025) Published services cover psychiatric consultation and assessment, child and adolescent mental health assessment, diagnosis and treatment-plan follow-up. Hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Psychiatric assessment, including child and adolescent mental health needs

  7. 7Abdallah Barjas Qaswal

    Dr. Abdallah Barjas Qaswal is a psychiatrist at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. He earned his MD from the University of Jordan in 2020 and completed psychiatry specialty training at Jordan University Hospital. His biography lists psychotic, mood, anxiety, personality and eating disorders, OCD and addiction within his scope. He provides assessment and follow-up for adolescents, adults and older adults. Published services include mental health assessment, follow-up visits of two lengths and home visits. He uses motivational interviewing and cognitive and dialectical behavioural therapies within a biopsychosocial framework. He works in Arabic and English and has an interest in research. Hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Adolescents to older adults needing psychiatric follow-up or home visits

  8. 8Mohammad Zahran

    Dr. Mohammad Zahran is a psychiatrist and Medical Director at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. He graduated in medicine from Jordan University of Science and Technology in 2014 and completed higher specialty training in psychiatry there in 2020. He then obtained the Jordanian Board in Psychiatry (2021) and Fellowship of the European Board of Psychiatry (2025). His adult practice covers depression, anxiety, mood and psychotic disorders, ADHD, substance use and cognitive disorders. He provides assessment and follow-up and coordinates specialist addiction or hospital referral when needed. His role also includes clinical supervision and oversight of care quality and safety. Confirmed hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Adults with mood, psychotic, ADHD, substance use or cognitive concerns

  9. 9Shatha Omar

    Dr. Shatha Omar is a psychiatrist at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle. She received her MD from the University of Jordan in 2016, holds the Jordanian Board in Psychiatry and has cognitive behavioural therapy training from the Beck Institute. Her biography also mentions a research fellowship at LA BioMed in 2017. She works with children, adolescents and adults, focusing on developmental, emotional and behavioural challenges. Her assessment and follow-up cover ADHD, autism spectrum, mood and anxiety disorders, as well as personality and psychotic disorders. Treatment planning, psychoeducation and family support are discussed according to individual needs. Hours are Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00.

    Suits: Children and adolescents with developmental, ADHD or autism-related concerns

How we chose this list

Every matching doctor profile in this area was scored out of 100 for how complete and checkable its published information is, and the highest scores appear here in order. Featured placement does not change a profile's score, and the score does not measure treatment quality or outcomes — it tells you how much you can check before you call. Profiles marked “Featured” are shown first, in the display order set by the platform administration.

  • Profile verified by the platform15
  • Approved reviews (number and average)20
  • Published years of experience (up to 25)15
  • Published qualifications10
  • Written professional biography8
  • Profile photo5
  • Published services8
  • Listed insurers7
  • Confirmed opening hours6
  • Published consultation fee3
  • Map location3

Ties are broken by the number of approved reviews, then published years of experience. Confirm the service, branch, appointment, fees and insurance coverage with the practice before visiting.

Which specialties and services does this list cover in Sixth Circle?

All eight doctors on this page work at Mind Clinic Group in Sixth Circle, Amman, so the list focuses on mental health.

  • Psychiatrists: Dr. Laith Alfalah Abbadi, Dr. Abdallah Barjas Qaswal, Dr. Mohammad Zahran and Dr. Shatha Omar.
  • General practitioners: Dr. Mohammad Omari, Dr. Sondos Dahoud, Dr. Dunia Salameh and Dr. Aseel Njadat. Their published work centres on psychological assessment and talking therapy.

These eight are drawn from the 13 profiles the platform holds for this area.

Across the profiles, the published services include:

  • Mental health assessment and evaluation
  • Psychiatric consultation, diagnosis and treatment-plan follow-up
  • Follow-up appointments in two lengths: 20–30 minutes and 35–45 minutes
  • Individual therapy sessions, a three-session option and psychotherapy
  • Parenting therapy
  • An ADHD computerised assessment test
  • Home visits
  • Assessment of child and adolescent mental health needs

If you came here looking for the best doctors in Sixth Circle for a physical complaint, such as a chest infection or a skin problem, note that this set of profiles is oriented towards mental health care.

How to choose among the doctors here

Start with who the care is for

The profiles describe work with different age groups:

  • Children, adolescents, adults and older adults: Dr. Sondos Dahoud.
  • Children, young people and adults: Dr. Dunia Salameh.
  • Children, adolescents and adults: Dr. Shatha Omar, with a focus on developmental, emotional and behavioural challenges.
  • Children and adolescents: Dr. Laith Alfalah Abbadi lists child and adolescent assessment and holds an MSc in that field.
  • Adults: Dr. Mohammad Zahran describes an adult psychiatry practice.
  • Adults and older adults: Dr. Mohammad Omari.

Psychiatrist or therapy-focused GP?

Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialise in diagnosing and treating mental illness. They can consider medication alongside other treatment when it is appropriate.

Mainstream guidance, such as the NHS's, recommends talking therapies for many common problems such as anxiety and depression. These may be used alone or combined with other treatment.

If you are unsure which you need, an initial assessment is a reasonable place to start. The clinician can then suggest the next step.

Match the concern to the stated scope

  • Mood, anxiety and OCD: appear in several profiles.
  • Psychotic disorders: mentioned by Dr. Omari, Dr. Dahoud, Dr. Qaswal, Dr. Zahran and Dr. Omar.
  • Eating disorders and addiction: in Dr. Qaswal's scope.
  • Substance use and cognitive disorders: in Dr. Zahran's scope.
  • ADHD and autism spectrum: named by Dr. Omar.
  • ADHD and emotional regulation: named by Dr. Njadat.
  • Trauma, phobias and relationship difficulties: named by Dr. Salameh.

Practical points

  • Home visits: listed by Dr. Omari and Dr. Qaswal. This may help older adults or anyone who finds travelling difficult.
  • Language: five of the biographies state that services are available in Arabic and English.
  • ADHD testing: a computerised test can add information, but it is not a diagnosis on its own. Mainstream guidance treats an ADHD diagnosis as a full clinical assessment, including a detailed history and, for children, input from family and school.

What to expect at the first visit

A first mental health appointment is usually a conversation rather than a physical examination. Expect questions about:

  • what has been happening and how long it has lasted
  • how it affects your sleep, appetite, work, study or relationships
  • your past health and any family history
  • your use of alcohol or other substances

Answering openly helps the clinician understand the full picture.

To prepare:

  • Write down your main concerns, when they started, and anything that makes them better or worse.
  • Bring a list of all medicines and supplements you take, or the packages themselves.
  • Bring previous reports, test results or letters from other doctors.
  • For a child, bring school reports or teachers' notes if available, and think about the child's early development.
  • Bring your ID and insurance card if you plan to claim.
  • Consider bringing a trusted family member or friend if you would like support.

Useful questions to ask:

  • What do you think is going on, and what are my options?
  • How long and how often would follow-up visits be?
  • Is therapy, medication or a combination being suggested, and why?
  • Who do I contact if things get worse between visits?
  • How is my information kept confidential?

It is normal for an assessment to take more than one session before a plan is agreed.

Insurance, fees and booking: what to ask before the appointment

Costs and coverage can differ between an assessment, a follow-up and a therapy session, so ask before you go. When you contact the clinic, clarify:

  • The fee for the exact service you need: for example, an initial assessment versus a 20–30 or 35–45 minute follow-up.
  • The three-session option: whether it is paid in advance, and what happens if you miss a session.
  • Insurance coverage: whether your policy covers mental health or psychotherapy visits, and whether you need a referral or pre-approval. Check with your insurer as well as the clinic.
  • Home visits: where offered, the cost and which areas are covered.
  • Cancellations: the cancellation and rescheduling policy.
  • Which doctor you will see: all eight work at the same clinic group, so ask for a specific doctor by name if you have a preference.

Comparing the profiles on this page first lets you note each doctor's published services and hours before you call.

Getting there

All eight doctors list their location as Sixth Circle, Amman. The area is in west Amman, within reach of districts such as 7th Circle, Abdoun, Sweifieh, Dabouq and Khalda.

  • Directions: when you book, ask for the exact building, floor and parking arrangements, especially at busy times.
  • Hours: every profile lists confirmed hours of Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00. Evening slots can suit people who work or study during the day.
  • Other days: confirm availability directly with the clinic.

A mental health crisis needs emergency care rather than a clinic appointment. Call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department straight away if someone:

  • talks about suicide, has a plan or has harmed themselves
  • may have taken an overdose
  • is hearing voices or holding beliefs that put them or others at risk
  • is severely confused, agitated or unable to care for themselves
  • has stopped eating or drinking

Checklist before you book

  • Decide who the appointment is for, and check that the doctor's profile mentions that age group.
  • Choose between a psychiatric assessment and a therapy-focused appointment, or start with an assessment if unsure.
  • Check that the doctor's stated scope covers your main concern.
  • Confirm the fee for the exact service and follow-up length.
  • Ask your insurer about mental health coverage and any pre-approval.
  • Ask about home visits if travel is difficult.
  • Confirm the language, date, time and exact address in Sixth Circle.
  • Prepare your medication list, previous reports and notes on your symptoms.
  • Remember that 911 is the emergency number in Jordan.

Frequently asked questions

How was this list of doctors in Sixth Circle chosen?
The eight profiles were selected from 13 on the platform for Sixth Circle. They are ordered by a 100-point score of how complete and checkable their published information is, covering items such as qualifications, biography, photo, services, opening hours and map location. Featured profiles, if any, appear first with a badge. The order does not measure treatment quality or outcomes, so read each profile against your own needs.
Should I see a psychiatrist or a general practitioner for a mental health concern?
Psychiatrists are medical doctors who specialise in diagnosing and treating mental illness and can consider medication when appropriate. The four general practitioners here list mental health assessment, therapy sessions and psychotherapy among their services. If you are unsure, start with an assessment and ask which type of care is suggested. Severe or rapidly worsening symptoms are a reason to seek a psychiatric opinion promptly.
Which doctors on this list see children and teenagers?
Dr. Sondos Dahoud, Dr. Dunia Salameh and Dr. Shatha Omar describe work with children and adolescents. Dr. Laith Alfalah Abbadi lists assessment of child and adolescent mental health needs and holds an MSc in that field. Dr. Abdallah Barjas Qaswal and Dr. Aseel Njadat mention adolescents or young people. Dr. Dahoud also lists parenting therapy, which some families look for alongside a child's care.
Can I get an ADHD assessment in Sixth Circle?
Several profiles here list an ADHD computerised assessment test, and Dr. Mohammad Zahran, Dr. Shatha Omar and Dr. Aseel Njadat mention ADHD in their scope. A computerised test can add useful information, but mainstream guidance treats an ADHD diagnosis as a full clinical assessment, including history and, for children, input from parents and school. Ask how the test fits into the overall assessment before booking.
Do any of these doctors offer home visits?
Yes. Home visits appear in the published services of Dr. Mohammad Omari, a general practitioner, and Dr. Abdallah Barjas Qaswal, a psychiatrist. This can help older adults or people who find travelling to Sixth Circle difficult. When booking, ask which areas of Amman are covered, how a home visit is arranged and what it costs, since this may differ from a clinic appointment.
What are the opening hours for these doctors in Sixth Circle?
Every profile on this page lists the same confirmed hours: Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–21:00. The evening hours can make it easier to attend after work or school. If you need an appointment on another day, ask the clinic directly. Confirm your chosen doctor's availability when booking, as individual schedules within the clinic group may differ.
What should I do in a mental health emergency in Jordan?
Do not wait for a clinic appointment. Call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department if someone has thoughts of suicide with a plan, has harmed themselves, may have taken an overdose, is severely confused or agitated, or is hearing voices that put them or others at risk. Stay with the person if it is safe, and remove anything they could use to hurt themselves.
Why do some profiles appear first?
Profiles marked “Featured” appear first, in the display order set by the platform administration. They are a featured placement, not a measure of clinical quality; the rest of the list follows the published profile score. A featured profile shown on a district page may practise elsewhere in Amman — check the address on its card.

This page helps you compare published profiles; it is not medical advice and does not rank clinical skill. In an emergency call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.