Ahmed Abdulaziz is a dedicated community member serving as a registered Nurse with a specialization in Mental Health. With over 13 years of experience in the public health sector, Ahmed brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Nursing in 2015 and is currently engaged in further studies in Islamic Psychology through online courses.

In 2018, Ahmed established his own Disability Support company, OAKTREES under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), providing essential services to diverse communities, with a particular focus on culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) groups, notably Arabic and Urdu-speaking participants. He is deeply committed to assisting individuals and families affected by disabilities, whether physical or psychosocial.

Central to Ahmed’s mission is the provision of education and the establishment of robust support networks to promote the Wellbeing and accountability of those he serves. Drawing upon his Islamic background, Ahmed incorporates spiritual principles into his approach to healing, guiding individuals towards a holistic perspective that transcends worldly concerns and emphasizes spiritual growth. Ahmed’s multifaceted endeavours reflect his unwavering dedication to fostering resilience, empowerment, and holistic wellness within his community.

Ahmed has recently assumed an active role as a member of the International Students of Islamic Psychology (ISIP), contributing to the organizational committee for the Oceania chapter. In this capacity, he has coordinated online sessions featuring esteemed guests such as Dr. Samir Mahmoud and Master Calligrapher Mohamed Hobe as part of the “Ascension to the Creator” series. Through these initiatives, Ahmed demonstrates his commitment to fostering intellectual exchange and spiritual growth within the community, further enhancing his contributions to the field of Islamic psychology.