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Research & Publications
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Do you work in private practice?
No. I am currently completing my doctorate in counselling psychology. As part of the doctorate, I am working with clients as a trainee therapist in a number of placements and internships. These include at Therapy Horses & Affiliates in Mauritius where I see clients in-person, and at Dilemma Counselling.
How does it work?
In our initial sessions, I aim to understand your experiences and the challenges you are facing. It's essential that this time allows you to assess whether you feel comfortable working with me. The duration of therapy varies for each person and is ultimately determined by you as the client.
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Conference Presentations
I am passionate about telling the stories we write through research, they are being told across the world.
Perspectives from Mauritians Living with Neurological Disability and their Family-Caregivers
23/8, Mauritius
Examine the personal, social, financial, and familial impacts of living with a neurological disability. Consider the extent to which patients experience stigma, isolation, and experiences of healthcare.
The learner's perspectives of free, online, international CME in rehabilitation: a mixed methods analysis
11/2025, Marrakesh
These results underscore the importance of interaction in online education and highlights a need for communication skills training to facilitate multidisciplinary teamwork.
Validation of a Therapy Dog Intervention for Maths Anxiety
09/2023, Derby
Performing math activities in the presence of a therapy dog reduces general maths anxiety. The therapy dog was used to help children identify anxious feelings and respond to them in a positive way.
Experiences of Family-Caregivers of Mauritians living with Neurological Disability
05/2023, Prince Edward Island
Family caregivers of Mauritians with neurological disability experience identity crises, financial burden, stigmatisation, and social exclusion.
The impact of COVID-19 lockdowns on Mauritians with neurological disabilities
11/2022, Vienna
Mauritians living with neurological disability face severe isolation. During the pandemic 24% showed improved wellbeing due to increased contact time with family.
Burnout in COVID-19 lockdown: perspectives from family-caregivers of Mauritians with neurological disability
04/2022, Vancouver
Up to 76% of family-caregivers for Mauritians with neurological disabilities reported feelings of burnout.
Creating meaning through small doses of actionable learning
07/2025, Saskatoon
Webinars can facilitate re-connection to the meaning of the work, discussions which de-stigmatize the issue of pathologist burnout.
