Also the vast amount of young girls having to undergo female genital mutation (FGM), not by choice. This led me to fulfill my dream by dedicating myself in starting a foundation that would educate communities on health and hygiene. I also engaged in rescuing runaway girls who wanted to continue their education, and not undergo FGM. In 2006 I committed and completed a Phd program in the field of Depth Clinical Psychology, while working as a mental health specialist, at Cedars Sinai’s Thalians Mental Health Center.
In 2012, I relocated to Bali, Indonesia, where I provided psychotherapy for all ages. My passion is the multicultural approach to humanity, and aiding individuals in overcoming negative stances worldwide. In the summation of my experiences, I can see a clear progression that has led me to become the person I am today. Foremost, among these aspects of my personal identity is my broad interest in the field of psychology, and my more specific interest in helping people who are faced with poverty and various diseases. On the family level I have always had a strong female role model in my mother, since the death of my father in England, at the age of six.
