


Loving To Love is a decolonial and liberation-oriented coaching and consulting practice. I work with you holistically: not looking at you in isolation, but within the systems, culture, and relationships that you engage with. This is a safe, affirming space, especially for those whose identities and experiences aren't always recognised. Here, you are welcome in your fullness, and supported to move from awareness into integration, agency, and a more bold way of being.
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"From the very beginning, her presence brought a sense of trust, calm, and grounded wisdom that's hard to put into words. She has a rare gift for truly seeing people, not just where they are but who they are capable of becoming"​
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~ Banzy Nyaga



Psychology-Based Coaching
This work may be for you if:​​​​​
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You're feeling stuck in repeating emotional or relationship patterns and you're looking for support in implementing the change you want to embody
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You care about systems change and are looking to explore yourself beyond isolated personal development. You want your work to translate in your relationships with others and the world.​​​
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To learn more about coaching click here...


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This offering is for small to medium organizations in Kenya that are seeking to implement regenerative approaches to workplace wellbeing, team communication & cross-cultural or intergenerational dynamics with greater awareness and care.
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You can also connect here if you are planning a project in Kenya in collaboration with a local organization and are seeking an ethical, context-sensitive psychological perspective to guide how you conduct your work and relationships on the ground.​​​​​
Organisational Consultancy



Speaking Engagements & Panels

I am open to speaking engagements and panel contributions on topics related to psychology, decoloniality, and broader social questions particularly within Kenyan and East African contexts. I bring a critical, relational, and systems-aware lens to conversations around wellbeing, identity, and collective change, and welcomes invitations to contribute to dialogues that seek depth, nuance, and transformation.



WHAT PEOPLE SAY:
"It immediately felt warm, welcoming, and like a safe space.”
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“I’ve changed the way I see myself and relate to myself.”​​​
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“The Decolonial theme felt refreshing."
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"I feel seen and heard in a way that I haven’t experienced before."

What is a Discovery Call?
This 45-minute call is a space to get to know each other. You'll get to explore my approach and coaching programs. It’s a no-obligation conversation to share your goals, struggles, and needs, and see if coaching is the right next step for you.








