By combining my experience in education, language and narratives (stories we carry about who we are), Positive Psychology (what allows humans to thrive/be well) and Neuroscience (how our brains work),  I help to support the personal and professional development of both adults and young people. My approach is person-centred, with a focus on the relationship between identity, language and wellbeing: I always aims to show people the immense power of your words, your mind and your creativity to transform and enrich who and how you are in the world. 

I particularly love working with schools, charities and organisations committed the development of young people. This includes coaching and training individuals or teams in creating a culture of socially conscious leadership and positive wellbeing practices that foster shared purpose and more impactful performance. I also work with young people to empower them with life-long skills in self-awareness, creative thinking and resilience that equip them to flourish as emergent leaders in their own right, forging exciting paths ahead for themselves and their communities. 

Alongside my work, I’m a governor in an inner-London primary school and a Trustee for a Mandala Theatre Company, a youth charity committed to championing social justice through the arts. Born in Nigeria and raised in Manchester, I live in London with my husband and our two children.