Jamiela uses her experience as a Psychologist to educate & empower others to reach their full potential.

Jamiela was honoured to be a guest speaker at the ADHD WA Conference 2024, themed “Pills Don’t Teach Skills.”

Her talk delved into the neuroscience of ADHD and organisation, emphasising the role of neuroplasticity in strengthening the ADHD brain. She explored evidence-based psychological strategies to enhance organisational skills, including mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral techniques, growth mindset development, and the power of self-compassion and self-acceptance.

As a panelist, Jamiela contributed to a discussion on ADHD and allied health, highlighting the vital role of allied health professionals in supporting ADHD treatment. She emphasised the importance of comprehensive, holistic care plans in optimising outcomes and improving the overall well-being of individuals with ADHD.

The insightful and thought-provoking presentation provided an overview of ADHD and complex trauma, introducing key therapeutic approaches such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Schema Therapy, and DBR (Deep Brain Reorienting). It explored the benefits and challenges of an integrated treatment approach, offering valuable considerations for managing complex clinical presentations in ADHD and trauma therapy.

Jamiela and her colleague Helen achieved great success in re-establishing and facilitating The Power to Change Program, a 16-week, evidence-based recovery initiative specifically designed for women who have experienced domestic violence. Endorsed by the United Nations, this transformative program provides women with the tools and support they need on their journey to healing and empowerment, helping them reclaim their strength and rebuild their lives. This program was kindly sponsored by Tang Law.

Jamiela had the honor of serving as the Master of Ceremonies at the 76th United Nations Association of Western Australia Gala Event.

The prestigious gathering brought together leaders from local government, business, academia, and science to celebrate and recognise outstanding contributions to human rights, environmental sustainability, and social impact at both local and international levels.

Jamiela was honored to attend Fave’ as a panelist, an event dedicated to celebrating Western Australia’s multicultural entrepreneur community.

Drawing from her psychological expertise, she engaged with the audience to address and help reduce barriers to seeking mental health support, fostering greater awareness and accessibility within diverse communities.

Aarti Chabria is a Bollywood actress, director, and model, as well as the founder of Victorious Mind Power, a platform dedicated to empowering individuals to achieve their goals.

This interview was part of the Perfect Soulmate Program, where I had the opportunity to share psychological strategies to support individuals on their dating and relationship journey, helping them navigate challenges and build meaningful connections.

The presentation covered a comprehensive understanding of Family and Domestic Violence (FDV), addressing key topics such as Dispelling myths and misconceptions about FDV. Prevalence and impact of FDV in various settings, including the workplace and interpersonal relationships. Coercive control and its role in abusive dynamics

Identifying forms of sexual harassment and understanding stress and trauma responses Protective strategies and gender-appropriate responses to sexual harassment and FDVThe importance of self-care and accessing supportive resources

The session aimed to foster awareness, equip individuals with practical tools, and encourage proactive engagement in creating safer environments.

Jamiela had the privilege of serving as the Master of Ceremonies at the 77th United Nations Association of Western Australia Gala Event.

This prestigious event brought together leaders from local government, business, academia, and science to celebrate and honour local and international progress in human rights, environmental sustainability, and social impact.

The theme for Mental Health Week WA 2022 was "Where We Live. How We Live. What We've Lived," offering a prime opportunity to explore the connection between social determinants and mental health.

Jamiela had the pleasure of presenting to the team at HHG on the topic of Mental Health & Resilience, providing research-based strategies to better understand how the body, mind, and environment intersect and contribute to overall well-being, especially in light of the unprecedented challenges faced in recent times.

The “Let’s Talk Culture” Mini-Series on Neurodiversity offered a unique opportunity to explore the impacts of ADHD on the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) community, with a particular focus on women’s health. The series highlighted the current barriers faced by the CALD community in accessing support, assessment, medication, and treatment, providing valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities for improving care and inclusion.

Jamiela was honored to serve as the MC for the ASEAN Business Alliance Launch, an event supported by over 200 guests from diverse backgrounds. The attendees included notable figures such as the WA Deputy Premier, Roger Cook, State Director of DFAT, Sarah Hooper, ASEAN region Consulate Generals, academics, government officials, entrepreneurs, and Kerri Winmar, who provided the Welcome to Country.

In 2020, Tennis West experienced the tragic loss of a young, talented tennis player. Jamiela was the psychologist involved in providing grief counselling to the Tennis West community, offering support to those affected by the loss and helping them navigate the complex emotions of grief and healing.