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Dr. Naeema Ali is a dedicated Psychologist with extensive experience in providing counselling and support to various populations, including cancer patients and their families. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and has made significant contributions in the field.

Dr. Ali has been actively involved in training psychology and social work students at UAE University. She has also launched occupational therapy programs for cancer patients and implemented cognitive-behavioural therapy at Tawam, highlighting her commitment to enhancing the well-being of individuals facing cancer.

Her exceptional work in the field of oncology has earned her numerous local and international awards, recognizing her achievements and skills. Dr. Ali is a sought-after speaker and has been invited to participate in conferences and workshops worldwide, sharing her expertise in psychology.

Dr. Ali provides comprehensive assessment and treatment services to children and families. She utilises psychometric tests, such as IQ tests and the MMPI, to uncover complex mental health issues and develop tailored treatment plans based on the needs and diagnosis of her patients.

For the past 15 years, Dr. Ali has also served as a Clinical Psychologist at Emirates Airlines, offering mental health support to both inflight and ground staff. She addresses a range of issues including stress, trauma, and job-related conflicts, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as her primary approach to help individuals reduce difficulties, anxieties, and stress.

Furthermore, Dr. Ali is an active volunteer in the "Shawer" program of the Family Development Foundation of Abu Dhabi. This program focuses on promoting family awareness and providing counselling in social, psychological, and educational areas. She utilises her skills to support community members dealing with family problems in a positive and systematic manner.

Dr. Ali is also a dedicated volunteer for "Friends of Cancer" in Sharjah, where she supports cancer patients and their families in overcoming psychological difficulties associated with cancer treatment. She introduces health education programs, self-care initiatives, and community collaboration opportunities to help individuals cope and share their experiences.