Dr Razia Bhatti-Ali has been working for Bupa since January 2023 as a Lead Clinical Psychologist for the Onsite services.
She has worked in a variety of job roles in the NHS and private sector as well as working as an academic in a University. Razia is also a Consultant Clinical Psychologist with a Pain Management service and has successfully developed an ACT-based Urdu Pain Management Program (PMP) for Muslim service users.
Razia also created a digital Urdu version to increase access to the intervention and published the work as a book chapter and, more recently, as a book for clinical practitioners working in chronic pain. Razia is also an author of several children’s books.
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