Leila is the founder of the Good Place Collective. She works collaboratively with individuals, families, and clinical teams. Leila is dedicated to developing family-centred, neuro-affirming approaches to PBS and leading a team of highly skilled clinicians, fostering a culture of growth and integrity.

Leila has been working with young people and families for over 17 years in a variety of settings, including private practice psychotherapy, family therapy and youth work. She has held leadership roles within community organisations and has overseen interdisciplinary teams and large community development programs. She has also worked internationally with people experiencing displacement and political violence.

Leila is a neurodivergent clinician with mixed Palestinian-Bedouin & Swiss identities. Palestinian cultural legacies cultivate her practice. Her approach is firmly rooted within Bedouin knowledge systems that centre belonging, family and strong communities. Her lived experiences contribute to her contemporary understanding of behaviour analysis, psychosocial wellness and quality of life. Leila is dedicated to lifelong learning through formal education and by listening to the people and communities she supports.