Hello, my name is Dr Sarah Atayero
PROFILE
Dr Sarah Atayero is a British Nigerian clinical psychologist and director at the BiPP Network. With over seven years' experience in the NHS, corporate, and third sector, she specialises in delivering culturally informed and evidence-based psychological interventions. Sarah combines her lived experience with clinical and research expertise to create engaging solutions and interventions supporting racial equity and mental wellbeing in the workplace. Her work addresses psychology's colonial past to tackle racial inequities in mental health. Sarah's mission is to educate and empower academics, clinicians and organisations to champion anti-racism in psychology and the workplace.
SERVICES
Sarah is open to new projects centred on anti-racism and mental wellbeing in the workplace. From conferences to creative collaborations, Sarah is always looking for the chance to collaborate and learn something new that she can apply to her work. Explore Sarah's portfolio and please get in touch with any questions or enquiries.
CONSULTANT
As an experienced consultant, Sarah provides expertise and recommendations on the mental health of global majority communities, anti-racism and decolonisation in psychology, and staff wellbeing in the workplace. Sarah is able support with research design, training, recruitment processes, and wellbeing initiatives. Please fill out a contact form for more information.
SPEAKER
Sarah enjoys sharing her ideas and engaging with different audiences through talks and workshops. She has delivered over 50 talks across academia, healthcare, arts, and third-sector organisations. Sarah is available for conferences, seminars, school-based sessions, and facilitator requests. You can find examples of her most recent talks on her LinkedIn page.
TUTOR
As a private tutor, Sarah's area of expertise is A-Level psychology and supporting students with personal statements for entry onto university courses. She has over a decade of experience tutoring students aged 7 to 21 years, with an emphasis on higher education skills and university applications. Please fill out a contact form for more information.
"Psychology as an academic and clinical field has historically overlooked issues of race, culture, and colonialism, leading to 'race-blind' researchers and clinicians and the undervaluing of global minority staff. Now is the time for a cultural and societal shift. The strengths and talents of global majority staff must be celebrated, workplace culture must be inclusive and supportive of all staff, and equitable mental health services for all must be a priority."
CONTACT
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