Years of clinical work has shaped how I hold sessions: steady, focused and practical, making room for small steps that build safer choices. At my Vihiga office and on community visits across Nyanza I work in English and Kiswahili, matching pace and language to your everyday life. Sessions weave careful assessment, plain‑spoken planning and discreet advocacy when needed, with simple tasks to try between meetings. People dealing with abuse or addiction often find this steady, practical rhythm helps them regain clarity and agency.

Years of clinical work has shaped how I hold sessions: steady, focused and practical, making room for small steps that build safer choices. At my Vihiga office and on community visits across Nyanza I work in English and Kiswahili, matching pace and language to your everyday life. Sessions weave careful assessment, plain‑spoken planning and discreet advocacy when needed, with simple tasks to try between meetings. People dealing with abuse or addiction often find this steady, practical rhythm helps them regain clarity and agency.