Nabila S Enam

Nabila S Enam is a Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program at Saint Joseph's University. With a clinical background in long-term care and community re-entry for adult acquired brain injury populations, she transitioned to academia after years as a full-time clinician. Her research focuses on sleep disorders, complementary integrative medicine, and telehealth interventions for health and wellness across all age groups.

• Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD), Salus University
• Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) and Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS), University of the Sciences

Nabila's research explores sleep quality improvement through mindfulness meditation programs, particularly in higher education and post-brain injury populations. She investigates telehealth adaptations during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and advocates for integrative medicine in occupational therapy practice.

Her work spans telehealth interventions, sleep management, and complementary therapies. Key trends include digital health solutions for stress reduction and cross-sector collaborations in sleep disorder research.

Scientific Awards:

• Early Career Fellow Award (American Congress of Rehab Medicine)

Nabila contributes to professional organizations like the American Congress of Rehab Medicine's Complementary Integrative Leadership Network. She has presented at conferences on topics including telehealth mindfulness programs, clinical competency assessments, and sleep disturbance impacts post-brain injury.