Dr. Nadeem’s contribution to the panel centered on the critical issue of accessibility to mental health services during times of crisis—an area demanding urgent attention within both policy and practice. She emphasized the importance of community-centered support systems, sustainable care pathways, and the integration of culturally sensitive interventions to ensure equitable psychological assistance. Her perspectives highlighted how collaborative frameworks between institutions, practitioners, and local communities can enhance resilience and improve long-term wellbeing outcomes. The Institute of Psychology commends her ongoing dedication to mental health advocacy, recognizing her work as an inspiring extension of the Institute’s mission to foster impactful, ethically grounded psychological practice.
