About
Aminah has decades of experience, as a mother of three, facilitator for personal development programs for youth and women, community worker, and as a teacher, to understand what it is like to bring up children in a society very different to what she knew. Her academic qualifications further refined her knowledge as a community educator for parents and young women, especially for those from migrant Muslim communities in Australia.
Since completing her Master’s and PhD at University of Western Australia, Aminah pursued further studies in Positive Psychology, which was ‘the icing on top’ of all her professional endeavours that enhanced her understanding for human flourishing. Dr. Aminah spent five years to develop her own wellbeing model, published in her book entitled Watering the Roots: A 1-2-3 Parent Wellbeing Guide (a Muslim Perspective).
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Approach
In her consulting services, Aminah customises her model to suit each individual’s unique situation. Acknowledging that stress, frustration and many intense emotional experiences are part and parcel of human existence, Aminah offers a non-judgmental listening ear with your best interest in focus. Aminah believes many life challenges can be dealt with effectively if one regularly practices wellbeing strategies. Learning to formulate a personal wellbeing approach that works best for each individual is key to living a flourishing life.
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Aminah's own academic background as well as hands-on experience in schools enable her to effectively customise services suited to the needs of schools and community groups in easily digestible sessions.