Dr. Sarah Hanafi is a psychiatrist who believes that healing starts not just in the clinic, but in the community. She is passionate about building healthier, more connected communities by addressing the root causes of poor health—through advocacy, education, and policy change. Dr. Hanafi completed her psychiatry residency at McGill University and a fellowship in Brain Medicine at the University of Toronto. In 2025, she returned to McGill as a neuropsychiatrist and assistant professor. Her clinical work focuses on caring for people with complex brain and mental health conditions, especially in the areas of neuropsychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, and transcultural psychiatry. She is also committed to training the next generation of doctors and supporting them as they grow. Outside the clinic, Dr. Hanafi is an active leader in national and community-based organizations. She serves on the Public Policy Committee of the Canadian Psychiatric Association. Her work has been recognized through multiple awards, and she remains driven by a deep commitment to service, equity, and compassionate care.