Nur Azlinda is an accomplished professional with a diverse background. She holds a Master’s in Construction Project Management and a Diploma in Syariah Islamiyyah. Alongside her full-time role as an Assistant Project Manager in the government sector, she is a published author of “Self-Healing Islamic Recovery Journey.” Nur Azlinda is well-versed in mental and emotional wellness, with expertise in Islamic psychotherapy, counseling skills, and cognitive behavioral psychotherapy. Her commitment extends to part-time freelance work in psychotherapy, focusing on assisting Muslim women. In addition to her anti-drug advocacy and para-counselor role, Nur Azlinda is actively engaged in community services. She serves as Secretary for Yayasan Sahabat Ainon Ibrahim SG Branch, contributes to mosque construction projects in Batam, Indonesia, and participate as a volunteer Religious Counsellor to assist ex-drugs offenders in halfway house and Singapore Prison Service. And also a volunteer Peer Leader in Singapore Anti Narcotics Association.

Nur Azlinda’s extensive participation in mentoring and sharing programs, such as facilitating therapy sessions for Perlis University and being a guest speaker at events like the Asia Pacific Forum Against Drugs (APFAD), showcases her dedication to making a positive impact in mental health, community service, and drug aware