I am the founder of Vútuka House, a home for the collective work of returning to ourselves and our roots. I am a psychotherapist, facilitator, and writer taking an ancestral approach to healing the African Spirit within us.

My work sits at the intersection of psychotherapy, ancestral wisdom, and decolonial practice. Shaped by lived experience, professional training, and deep listening to what our bodies and lineages carry as Africans and people of African descent. I create and hold spaces where the truth of our experience in the world can be named, felt in the body, and integrated to be transformed into something new.

Vútuka House was born from the knowing - acquired through 10 years of individual psychotherapy practice with Black women- that healing is not individual, but collective and that liberation begins when we return to ourselves, to our ancestors, and each other.

Vútuka means "to return" in Kikongo, and it reflects the heart of Vútuka House as a space for Black women to return to themselves, their ancestral roots, and their power through healing, reconnection, and liberation.