Muhammad Satti

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About Muhammad Satti

With a deep passion for mental health, cybersecurity, and education, I bring a diverse skill set that spans psychology, healthcare, IT, and cyberpsychology. Currently, I serve as a Support Services Coordinator at the London Ambulance Service (LAS), where I optimize asset management, streamline processes, and support medical training operations across multiple education centers. I am also gaining hands-on clinical experience as a Clinical Psychology Intern at Overcome, a UK-based charity, further deepening my understanding of psychological interventions and patient care. With an MSc in Psychology of Mental Health and Wellbeing, I am committed to bridging the gap between psychology and technology, particularly in the field of cyberpsychology. In addition to my work in mental health, I hold the Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) credential from ISC2 and am actively expanding my expertise through additional ISC2 and CompTIA certifications. My interests lie in ethical hacking, Python programming, and cybersecurity, and I regularly attend webinars and training sessions covering a wide range of topics, including IT, mental health, and cyberpsychology. Beyond my professional roles, I am dedicated to dementia care and have volunteered extensively within NHS dementia wards, earning the Outstanding Volunteer Award from East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT). My experience in Sally Sherman Ward has further fueled my passion for improving patient well-being. I am also a writer and storyteller, working on a short novel and a compendium of rare literary and historical anecdotes. Additionally, I host an Urdu podcast,"Aks-e-Raaz," where I explore mysterious and thought-provoking stories from literature, philosophy, and history. I thrive in multidisciplinary environments where I can apply my expertise in psychology, cybersecurity, and storytelling to drive positive change. I am always open to meaningful discussions, collaborations, and opportunities to contribute to mental health advocacy, cybersecurity, and education.