Zeina has an undergraduate degree in Psychology and Economics from the University of St Andrews, Scotland and a Master's of Science in Clinical Mental Health Sciences from University College London (UCL). She trained at the Behman Psychiatric Hospital for 6 months before working at the addiction department of the Hospital for 1 year as a clinical psychologist. There, she delivered regular individual and group therapy sessions for people suffering from substance misuse problems along with depression and anxiety. She also trained at the NHS in London for 6 months, where she worked with people with Alzheimer's. Zeina believes in the importance of providing clients with a safe, non-judgmental, empathetic, and nurturing environment that makes them feel comfortable in sharing their stories. She believes that each person's experience is unique and that therapy is a collaborative process. Her experience has provided her with the skills needed to carry out individual and group therapy sessions for people of various cultural backgrounds, ages, and mental health concerns through highly-individualised and client-focused integrated approaches that utilise cognitive behavioural therapy and psychodynamic techniques.