Person
Co-constructing meaning, and finishing the job.
I'm able to translate and integrate. That's my real skill: I'm able to think in all different levels and talk in all different ways. I'm able to sit with the minister of mental health and addictions and then also sit with the frontline case manager, and connect with both.
More about me
How I work
I am great at co-constructing meaning, letting you be the expert. My intention is making the job complete while also ensuring it's done in a good way for all stakeholders involved. Through meaning, alignment, and integration, all parties involved can win together.
I bring complexity to simplicity and chaos to order, and I can provide different perspectives. I stop the disconnection and bring in alignment and integration across anything. With AI, I now can integrate software too.
If there's things that I'm doing repetitively, those can be automatic, with my final review on them.
Where the perspective comes from
Born in Saudi Arabia, moving to Canada in my elementary years and really experiencing Canada for those foundational years, then moving back to Saudi Arabia during a more restrictive way of life. My own family on my dad's side are not wealthy; they're farmers in Egypt, in a poor economy.
I have lived alone in multiple different environments, been impoverished, and straddled cultures.
I do a lot of effective work through my walking and conversation.
Now
- Project Manager, mental health and addictions programs, Kenora Chiefs Advisory, Treaty 3.
- Master of Counselling candidate, thesis route, Athabasca University.
- College instructor, 7 Generations Education Institute, 2021 to 2026.
- English, Arabic.



