Beatrice Churu holds a PhD in Religious Studies from Kenyatta University and a Masters in Social Anthropology from St. Marys’ University Minnesota. She is also a Caring Economics Conversation Leader and has a Masters in Cultural Transformation from the Center for Partnership Studies in the USA.
She has over 30 years teaching experience in schools and university settings. She also has a wide experience in accompaniment of individuals and groups in growth processes in a number of countries in East, Central and Southern Africa.
Her first degree in Education opened her up to a multiplicity of interests and pathways for promoting individual and communal development. Her current areas of research and teaching include Positive Psychology-based interventions to promote individual and community aptitudes to address development challenges, and psycho-spiritual approaches to individual and socio-cultural resources and challenges.
Within the field of Positive psychology, Dr. Churu’s particular interest is on the discovery and use of character strengths to leverage individuals’ engagement in family, educational and careers development. In these areas, she is available to give workshops and trainings for both adults and teenagers in work and educational settings.                                                                                

Dr. Kirindi Odindo is a Consulting Psychologist with local and international academic and professional experiences that span various regions in Africa, U.S.A and Australia where she earned her clinical graduate qualifications in an integrative neuropsychological and behavioral health program. Though her background was in clinical hospital settings, there was a realization that preventative measures were implicated in both organic and psychogenic presentations, leading to positive psychological explorations in multi-faceted contexts including educational and community. Through additional advanced training culminating in certifications as a coach, mediator, trainer and facilitator, this has resulted in over 20 years’ experience integrating Mental Health and Psychosocial Support and organizational development using both clinical, social and occupational modalities that utilize a multi-faceted and multi-pronged approach in various human security sectors for both individuals, groups and systems. 

Dr Eda J. Tatu Beauttah is a Medical Doctor and Psychologist who is passionate about Humanity and Holistic Wellbeing. She is the founder of Wastahili Family Wellness Centre (2018). Wastahili means 'You are Worthy' in Swahili. Our vision is "Happy healthy families rooted in Universal Values"; Our motto is "When solving problems, dig at the roots instead of hacking at leaves  https://www.wastahiliwellness.com

Nahason Mwangi is a dedicated counselor, character coach, and researcher with a profound interest in psychological well-being among young people. With a background in counseling psychology and youth development, he combines his expertise to support and guide adolescents through life’s challenges. As a counselor, Nahason offers personalized therapy to help young individuals navigate emotional and mental health issues. As a character coach, he focuses on building resilience, self-esteem, and leadership skills, empowering youth to reach their full potential. His research investigates factors influencing psychological well-being, aiming to develop evidence-based strategies that promote mental health and personal growth. Nahason’s work is driven by a commitment to fostering healthier, more resilient future generations through a holistic approach that integrates clinical practice, character development, and cutting-edge research.