I have worked with people who are struggling with relationship difficulties, stress, trauma, pain and health issues, grief and bereavement to name a few. Many such difficulties impact our mental well-being and can significantly increase low mood, depression and levels of anxiety.

I practice a range of evidence based approaches including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Family Therapy.

I speak fluent English, Bengali and Sylheti, and have a good command of Hindi and Urdu. I have sound understanding of Islam, and have helped people struggling with complexities and difficulties around religion and religious beliefs.  

Prior to working in the NHS, I worked with solicitors and in family courts as an independent interpreter and I am aware of the difficulties that arise with divorce and strains in family relationships.  Beside my work as a Clinical Psychologist, I am actively involved with a charity organisation raising awareness of mental health and well-being in the community. I take part in face to face and media based discussion panels on community television programmes and radio, and deliver presentations and training sessions relating to improving psychological well-being to a wide range of audiences.

Experienced Clinical psychologist specialising in learning disabilities, autism and families