I am British of Romanian descent with a background in nursing, specialising in oncology and clinical research. During the pandemic, working within the NHS led me to experience depression, anxiety, and burnout. I made the difficult decision to leave nursing in 2019, a choice that has proven transformative. In 2020, I discovered the benefits of pure essential oils, initiating a journey of personal development. Since 2021, I have not relied on medication, finding empowerment through holistic health practices. My experiences with my beautiful children, who are on the autism spectrum, have been deeply instructive. I now focus on empowering others by helping them manage their health holistically, addressing both mind and body.

With a background in marketing and charity fundraising, I underwent a significant career change last year to enter the field of speech and language therapy with the NHS. This shift was inspired by my son's speech delay. Although transitioning from a long-standing role in the same organisation to a new field was challenging, I am thrilled with the new skills I’ve acquired and the opportunity to meet many new people. It’s never too late to pursue something new, and I am grateful for this fresh start.

A British woman of Caribbean descent, I am a certified attachment coach and the founder of Compass Coaching. With a degree in social work and applied social studies, I am passionate about empowering others. My personal journey with anxiety and postnatal depression led me to use attachment theory for healing and support. I help families understand their attachment styles and develop healthy coping mechanisms. If you need support, reach out—we are here for you at IWAC.

As a professional stay-at-home mom from Karachi, Pakistan, I previously worked as a nursery teacher before relocating to the UK. I am excited to be part of this diverse group of women and look forward to getting to know each of you. My patience and understanding, grounded in first-hand experience, are here to support us all.

Life is unpredictable, it changes in unexpected ways. Been involved in this charity, among vibrant and strong focussed ladies, continues to make me feel strong too. Even sometimes I feel like giving up on a lot of areas in my situation. Who is in these times and days, has time to be checking up on you frequently. IWAC does and this gives me a sense of belonging and feels loved. Thank you, all – I am still standing because of you – Ladies. Lets’ keep the fire burning together. I encourage all Ladies out there to get involved , its worth your time.

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