ABOUT

Dr Sarah Atayero is a British Nigerian Clinical Psychologist, Organisational Consultant and former Director of the BiPP Network, an innovative platform advancing racial equity in psychology and mental health. With over eight years’ experience across NHS, academic and third-sector settings, Sarah specialises in leadership development, workforce wellbeing and inclusive strategy. Sarah currently works at a large London NHS Trust, where she leads anti-racism and wellbeing programmes for a diverse workforce. She facilitates reflective practice, supports internationally recruited staff, and designs Trust-wide interventions to embed equity into organisational culture. Alongside this, Sarah offers freelance consultancy and training, equipping teams to deliver psychologically safe, anti-racism and values-led change.

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As an advocate for anti-racism and decolonisation, Sarah has delivered over 60 workshops, supervised professionals across bands and sectors, and influenced national conversations through research, writing and facilitation. She is known for her ability to translate psychological evidence into meaningful, measurable action blending compassion, data and lived experience to drive systemic impact. Her mission is to help individuals and organisations build cultures of belonging, where equity is not an add-on, but a core practice.

Sarah is currently open to new opportunities in coaching, consultancy, facilitation and strategic programme leadership, particularly in organisations committed to equity, wellbeing and inclusive growth. If you're building something bold and people-focused, get in touch.