Ayman started her mindfulness practice to cope with a personal tragedy. Things started changing for her - she became less stressed. Ayman realized that she wanted to teach the simple tricks that helped her in her relationships, work and even health! So she left her successful Wall Street career to become a neuroimmunology researcher at NYU, and also became a clinical social worker. Ayman has published several peer-reviewed neuroscience papers and book chapters. She was introduced to the world of clinician burnout In 2019 when her physician colleague invited her to teach mindfulness to a room full of medical students. Since then she was determined to She teaches mindfulness-based micro-habit programs for Frontline Caregivers at 32 hospitals.