Her academic and professional qualifications include an undergraduate in Psychology (Academic year: 1997) and a postgraduate degree and training (Academic year: 1997-98 and 1999-2000) in Clinical Psychology; clinical work is diverse and covers assessment and therapy for adults and minority ethnic groups for various conditions. As a multilingual psychologist with multi-cultural experience, she can assess efficiently and provide culturally emotional sensitive service
Her employment history involves working as a psychologist:
She used to work with Nafas Drug Treatment Centre, Age Concern, Special People, Social Action for Health, The UK Centre for Counselling & Psychotherapy, London School of Psychology and Health, Flow Neuroscience and Centre for Psychological Health (She has prepared numerous well-referenced expert reports for UK institutions including the Family Court, Immigration Court, Home Office, Department for Work and Pensions, and Land Registry. Her work integrates factual findings with comprehensive assessments and evidence-based analysis. She has prepared over 150 expert psychological and country reports, guided by a strong commitment to ethical and professional standards.
Professional Memberships and Affiliations:
She is a full member of the British Neuropsychological Society (ID: 81618931), which is part of the Federation of the European Societies of Neuropsychology (FESN). She also joined the Chartered Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (ID: 117880), a Royal Charter-recognized body promoting high ethical and professional standards. Additionally, she is registered with the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Society (ID: NCPS24-02291), accredited by the Professional Standards Authority. She is also a Country Expert member of the Electronic Immigration Network (ID: 774485), supporting public education in immigration and asylum law. She also has memberships with other national and international regulatory or volunteer bodies:
In UK:
1) Registered Member- National Autistic Society (Membership No: MEM103266).
2) Member- British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), membership number is 00001031572
3) Member- The Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH) - (Membership number 107086)
In USA:
4) Affiliate Member- American Psychological Association (APA), (Membership Number: C2405199705)
International:
5) Life Member - Bangladesh Psychometric Society, (Membership Number; LM122)
She is fully insured with Protectivity Insurance, covering Professional Indemnity and Public Liability. Her Therapist Insurance Policy number: 444900276443, ensuring continuous professional responsibility.
Given the nature of handling sensitive and confidential data, she adheres strictly to the GDPR/Data Protection Act 2018 guidelines. Her operations are regulated by the Information Commissioner's Office, registration number is ZB687449.
Professional development (CPD): She is committed to her continuing professional development (CPD) and has recently undertaken both national and international training programs to enhance her professional skills and clinical expertise, e.g.
- ‘Forensic Psychology & Offender Profiling’ by Psychologist & Forensic Mental Health Expert Kevin O'Doherty on 12th October 2025
- Attended the ‘Professional Accredited Forensic Psychology Diploma Course’ accredited by CTAA - Complementary Therapists Accredited Association & International Holistic Therapists since 14 September 2025
- ‘Forensic Psychology Crash Course’ by Institute of Professional Psychology (IPP) on 11th August 2025
- ‘Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults and Children Training’ by EASTHANDS & City Bridge Foundation on 9 October 2025
Cultural and Emotional Sensitivity:
She has a deep understanding of the psycho-social and cultural contexts of Bangladesh, India, and other nations and is highly skilled in culturally and emotionally sensitive psychometric tools and assessments. This expertise informs my preparation of expert psychological reports, particularly for Bangladeshi and Southeast Asian ethnic minority populations.
Research Experience
She has been actively engaged in psychological research since 1998, spanning diverse topics in mental health, trauma, and cross-cultural practice. She is currently leading a study titled “Psycho-Social Challenges and Aspects of Bangladeshi Refugees in the United Kingdom”, demonstrating her commitment to evidence-based practice and advancing knowledge in cross-cultural psychology.
She has extensive professional experience and expertise in the psychosocial, cultural, and mental health contexts of the following countries: United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Eritrea, Sudan, Syria, Philippines, Afghanistan, Palestine, Ukraine, Venezuela, Nigeria, Turkey, Colombia, Uganda, Tunisia, and the United States of America. She is aware of the psycho-social and cultural situation of Bangladesh and other nationals and has updated knowledge on cultural and emotionally sensitive Psychometric tools and research which makes her more confident to prepare an Expert Psychological Report especially for Bangladeshi and Southeast Asian ethnic minorities.
1. United Kingdom – Over 18 years of professional practice, including psychological assessment therapy and expert report preparation for adults, minority ethnic groups, and individuals with complex mental health needs. I have provided expert opinions to the Family Court, Immigration Court, Home Office, Department of Work and Pensions, and Land Registry. I am experienced in culturally sensitive practice, trauma-informed interventions, and working with refugee and asylum-seeker populations.
2. Bangladesh – Clinical work and research, experience in mental health services, including Neurology Department of Dhaka Medical College, Student Counselling Center of University of Dhaka, Psychiatry Department of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University and Sir Salimullah Medical College & Mitford Hospital, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Rehabilitation Centre for Trauma Victims (BRCT), Uttora Light House Clinic, Notun Jibon Gori, Nirban Clinic and CREA Society. My expertise includes psychosocial assessment, culturally sensitive therapeutic interventions, and training of mental health professionals.
She is a consultant psychologist who works at Psychology for Today. Currently, she has been working to assess clients and many more for Expert Reports and Psychological Treatment and working as a practicing psychologist in different fields of mental health for more than 18 years, working across multiple countries including the UK and Bangladesh. She has extensive experience in clinical assessment, psychological therapy, and expert reporting for adults, minority ethnic groups, and individuals with complex mental health needs.
She has been involved in research, teaching, and training for mental health professionals, supervising approximately 20 trainee psychologists, and contributing to national and international mental health initiatives and experience spans culturally sensitive practice, trauma-informed interventions, and cross-cultural assessment, particularly for Bangladeshi and Southeast Asian ethnic minority populations.
She has been deeply involved in research since 1998, conducting numerous studies across various topics. She is currently leading a study titled “Psycho-Social Challenges and Aspects of Bangladeshi Refugee in the United Kingdom.” which examines the mental health, social integration, and psychosocial needs of Bangladeshi asylum seekers and refugee populations in the UK. This research focuses on culturally sensitive assessment, trauma-informed interventions, and evidence-based recommendations for improving mental health outcomes.