about me

​I've lectured, train and facilitate groups at various counselling and psychotherapy organisations, including delivering modules on Race and Power and LGBTQ+ inclusion. I'm a BAATN (Black, African and Asian Therapy Network) Conference Speaker. I work with privilege, othering and intersectionality, using a creative and experiential approach. 

As a dual heritage woman who grew up in West Africa, I have a special interest in BiPOC, mixed and multi-heritage experience. Previous workshops I've facilitated include ‘How the Dust Settles After Things Fall Apart,' exploring how European conquest has created global mixed-heritage groups; 'Facing into the Climate Crisis - Exploring the Ecological Impact of the Global North on the Global South;' and 'On Growing up a Multi-Heritage Child,' exploring young multi-heritage identities.

An upcoming workshop is 'Untold Stories: Mixed and Multi-Heritage Experiences and BIPOC Racialised Positioning' (The Therapy and Social Change Network, Jan 2026).

​

My recent publication on this topic, in the BACP Private Practice Journal Sept 2025, was titled, 'I cannot behave like oil or water when I am neither. I am both.'

​

I host a podcast series called 'Mixed Mirror: Multi-Heritage Conversations across Cultures and Generations.'

​​​

My first MA was in English Language and Literature at Oxford University. I previously worked in the fields of journalism, art and creative writing. 

​​​