
Leila Alami, DHSc, LMHC, GradCert(Neuro), BCN
Clinical Physiologist / Psychotherapist / Mental Health Counselor
Board Certified Associate Fellow in Neurofeedback
Dr. Alami's passion for understanding the mind-body connection led her to specialize in the physiological aspects of conditions such as depression, anxiety, chronic stress, traumatic brain injury, memory deficits, and coma recovery. With her extensive education, clinical training, and experience, she continues to explore the intricate interplay of physical and mental health to identify and address the root causes of various symptoms.
LEILA ALAMI, DHSC, LMHC, GRADCERT(NEURO), BCN
EDUCATION
DHSc: Doctor of Health Science, Specialty in Neurological Functions, Nova Southeastern University, College of Health Care Sciences, Ft Lauderdale, FL
Doctoral Internship: Gut-brain axis under the guidance of a local board-certified gastroenterologist as her mentor.
Doctoral Practicum: Research on advantages of aerobic exercise in mild to moderate TBI patients.
MS: Mental Health Counseling, Nova Southeastern University, Ft Lauderdale, FL
- Internship: Clinical mental health in neurological disorders.
Graduate Certificate Specialty: Biomedical Neuroscience, University of Florida, College of Medicine, Gainesville, FL
BS: Biomedical Sciences & Psychology, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Board
- Board Certified Associate Fellow in Neurofeedback
Honors
- Member of The National Alpha Eta Honor Society For The Allied Health Professions.
- Member of The Psi Chi Honor Society.
Experience:
Dr. Alami has combined multidisciplinary studies with a strong foundation in the physical and psychological sciences since the start of her academic career. She devoted her studies to functional medical neuroscience, narrative medicine, microbiology, organic chemistry, fundamental anatomy/physiology, neuroanatomy, and mental health.
Dr. Alami received recognition as a top honor student in Psi Chi for her master’s degree. Dr. Alami is also recognized in the Alpha Eta Honor Society for her doctoral research and education. She applies her extensive education, clinical training, and experience to recognize the mind-body interconnections that may result in various symptoms.
For several years, Dr. Alami has focused her work specializing in the physiological aspects of depression, anxiety, chronic stress, TBI, memory deficits, and recovery from a coma.
How Our Psychotherapists Assist Individuals in Coping with Traumatic Brain Injury at Radius TBI in Florida
Coping with traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be an immense challenge, impacting various aspects of an individual’s life.
At Radius TBI in Florida, our team of skilled psychotherapists recognizes the unique struggles faced by individuals with TBI and plays a pivotal role in providing compassionate care and support.
Understanding the Emotional Journey:
The emotional impact of TBI can be profound, leading to feelings of frustration, anxiety, depression, and loss. Our psychotherapists at Radius TBI deeply understand these emotional challenges and provide a safe space for individuals to express their feelings, fears, and concerns. Our psychotherapists help patients navigate their emotional journey compassionately by listening actively and offering empathy.
Individualized Therapy Approaches:
Each person’s experience with TBI is unique, and our psychotherapists recognize the importance of tailored treatment approaches. They work collaboratively with individuals to develop personalized therapy plans that address their specific needs, goals, and challenges. Our psychotherapists provide effective support by utilizing evidence-based modalities such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, and trauma-informed approaches.
Emotional Regulation and Coping Strategies:
Emotional regulation is crucial for individuals coping with TBI. Our psychotherapists equip patients with practical tools and coping strategies to manage their emotions effectively. Through therapy sessions, individuals learn techniques such as deep breathing exercises, mindfulness, and self-soothing techniques to regain control over their emotional well-being and promote resilience.
Addressing Cognitive and Behavioral Changes:
TBI can result in cognitive and behavioral changes that impact daily functioning. Our psychotherapists help individuals navigate these changes by providing strategies to improve memory, attention, problem-solving, and organization skills. They also address behavioral challenges, working collaboratively with patients to develop adaptive behaviors and foster positive changes.
Support for Relationships and Social Integration:
The impact of TBI extends beyond the individual, affecting relationships and social interactions. Our psychotherapists support individuals in rebuilding and strengthening their relationships, both with family members and within their broader social networks. They offer guidance on effective communication, conflict resolution, and managing changes in roles and responsibilities.
Holistic Well-being and Self-Care:
Promoting holistic well-being is a cornerstone of our psychotherapists’ approach. They emphasize the importance of self-care, stress management, and overall well-being. Our psychotherapists assist individuals in identifying self-care practices that support their physical, emotional, and mental health, helping them cultivate resilience and improve their overall quality of life.
At Radius TBI in Florida, our dedicated team of psychotherapists provides invaluable support to individuals coping with traumatic brain injury.
By offering personalized therapy approaches, addressing emotional regulation, cognitive and behavioral changes, supporting relationships, and promoting holistic well-being, our psychotherapists play a vital role in helping individuals navigate the challenges of TBI and foster resilience.
With their expertise and compassionate care, our psychotherapists are committed to helping individuals cope and thrive on their journey toward healing and renewed hope.


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