Wanjîkū J. Kîarîe is a Trauma-Informed Integrated Wellbeing Practitioner. She combines Family Constellation Systems Therapy, Embodied Healing, Somatic Experiencing®, Spiritual Companionship, Ancestral Healing, Art and Nature Healing modalities in her work. Wanjîkū is the Founder and Lead Consultant at Integrated Living. Integrated Living seeks to be a holistic teaching and healing space. Our goal is for every individual who engages our offerings embarks on an Integrated Life of wholeness – Mentally, Emotionally, Physically, Socially and Spiritually.

Nyambura Ngatho is trained as an architect. She’s a wayfinder and “into the cracks” settler whose life’s work is to curate spaces that foster healing and participate in co-creating sustainable futures grounded in humanity and innovation.

A student of The Pocket Project, Thomas Hübl and Somatic Experiencing, she draws deep inspiration from Ubuntu to restore, safeguard, and expand paradigms around healing work & the spaces we occupy.

Mary Gitau is the Founder and Executive Director, Centre for Suicide Research and Intervention and Programs Coordinator Green String Network.

She walks alongside people carrying visible and invisible wounds especially those living with chronic suicidal thoughts, emotional pain, & the weight of injustice. Her work is rooted in trauma integration that honours the body, culture, and story. She holds space for healing that is slow, relational, and deeply respectful of African ways of knowing. She shows up as a witness to healing.

She holds an MA in Psychology, MSc Suicidology, BA. Human resources management and trained in Embodiment practices working with Trauma.

Kirindi Odindo is an African healer, caregiver, mediator and wellbeing practitioner who believes in positive possibilities for peaceful co-existence.  Her broad personal and professional expertise enhances her presence as a multigenerational catalyst to social disruption of systemic exclusion. She facilitates human security and stabilization through intersectional reintegration of conflict-affected individuals and groups through trauma, loss and painful transformation across the lifespan. Specializing in culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care that integrates neuro-behavioural somatic modalities with psychosocial practices, she grounds on deep human empathy, compassion and an intentional decoloniality mindset, recently contributing a chapter in Decolonize, Humaxize.  With her unique blend of skills and vast trauma healing experience, Kirindi hopes to bring a deep commitment to restorative justice and belonging through embodied witnessing honoring the ancient wisdom, knowledge, practice and agency of our ancestors.

Wycliffe Ngoko Oloo is a trauma-informed community healer, football coach, and Founder of Kitbag Africa International (KAI). He creates safe spaces for healing through sport, play, and dialogue, and advocates for trauma and mental health among children, young mothers, widows, and grassroots communities. Trained in Somatic Experiencing, Wycliffe utilises culturally grounded resources, such as the Kitbag, to promote emotional resilience and well-being across Kenya and beyond.

Nyambura Njau is an artist, an author and a trauma-informed medicine woman initiated into the indigenous ways of my people as a Gobela. I will guide and teach you how to regulate your nervous system and rewrite your life story through Chakra Balancing. My medicine is Touch, Ceremonial Magick and Remote Healing as trained since 2012 in Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki & the Merlin Trinity Healing System. I am your future Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, currently in the first cohort to ever train in Kenya.

Kosha Joubert is the CEO of the Pocket Project. She is an international facilitator, author, coach and consultant specializing in sustainable development and collective trauma healing. Growing up in Apartheid South Africa shaped her lifelong dedication to bridging divides and fostering intercultural collaboration.