I co-presented with a colleague, Dr Devdeep Ahuja, entitled Overcoming Client Resistance: Understanding Adherance and Techniques for Positive Engagement

Birmingham City University hosted a careers event, and I shared my journey in becoming a counselling psychologist.

I wrote a chapter on Race and Politics within a book that will be published by Routledge in 2024/2025. As a deaf, Black female counselling psychologist, I shared my views, experiences, research, history, and implications of race and politics within the field of applied psychology.

“Reimagining Race in Psychology” was published, and I wrote a chapter called ‘Race and Politics’

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This was a two-part careers event for undergraduate and postgraduate students at Birmingham City University. I and my colleagues discussed topics such as pathways, research, therapeutic modalities and various therapeutic roles.

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I lead a discussion panel for BACPG at the annual BPS Division of Counselling Psychology Conference.  We asked the following question:  how can counselling psychologists engage with minority ethnic communities to begin to repair the relationship that is deeply rooted in their feelings of mistrust and experiences of social injustices in order to better support them during the COVID-19 pandemic?

I delivered an online diversity and inclusion workshop for an established film producing company that has about 3,000 employees across Montreal, United Kingdom and Europe.

I was interviewed by blogger Nicci Attfield for a lifestyle website called Haute Green Tea. The topic was about my experiences as a Black deaf woman who lip read.