Fauzia Rahman-Greasley

MA

Fauzia Rahman-Greasley qualified in medicine and surgery in 1985 (from the medical school of St Bartholomew’s, London). Her on-going interest in health and ‘good life’ inspired her to study person-centred counselling and philosophy. In 2010, she attained an MA in philosophy from Birkbeck, University of London. Subsequently, she has been exploring the relationship between health, justice, truth, and politics.

She is a former chairman of The Philosophical Society, editor of the Philosophical Society Review, Samaritans volunteer, and non-executive director of Business Link MKOB (a government-funded business advice and guidance service). She has given talks to various philosophy groups and conferences. She is currently course director of the Gerrards Cross Philosophy group and is writing a book on Justice

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