I’m a Black, Caribbean Psychologist hailing from the beautiful Cayman Islands. I have worked and studied in Cayman, Canada, and the UK, completing my doctorate in Forensic Psychology at the University of Birmingham in 2017.

For over a decade, I’ve worked clinically in various settings, including hospitals, prisons, and outpatient services, providing psychological assessment, treatment, and crisis intervention for individuals with offending histories, traumatic backgrounds, severe and enduring mental illnesses, neurodivergence, individuals diagnosed with personality disorders and those who have learning disabilities and difficulties.

On a more personal (semi-professional) level, I consider myself an aspiring liberation psychologist deeply committed to dismantling oppressive systems and fostering spaces of inclusivity and empowerment.