Al-Kareem Visram is a Provisionally Registered Psychologist in Alberta Canada with a passion for all things mental wellness. He started his career in mental health in 2011 when he was trained in Crisis Intervention and started volunteering with the 24-hour distress phone line. Recognizing his passion for mental health, he acquired further training in Critical Incident Stress Management and Group Intervention training followed by becoming an instructor for the Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) course offered through the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Recognizing the need within his own religious community, Al-Kareem quickly took on the role of educating members of the Ismaili Muslim community. This quickly spread nationwide. At his peak, Al-Kareem was responsible for a team of 4 instructors across the country reaching an average of 450 participants per year. Following his passion further, he went back to school full time in 2018 and is now a Registered Provisional Psychologist who is working with the Canadian Mental Health Association helping those who have lost someone to suicide. He also runs his own Private Practice in which he works with clients from all backgrounds and walks of life. He specializes in grief/loss support, anxiety, depression, and men’s health. He is trained in EMDR, Gottman’s couples therapy and Suicide Intervention and Prevention training. In his down time, he enjoys spending time outdoors with his family or watching old episodes of Star Trek.