Dr Tammy Oluyori

Dr Tammy Oluyori · Founder

Understanding trauma belongs to everyone.

I created Expert Trauma Talks to bring compassionate, expert-led knowledge about trauma beyond the therapy room.

For people making sense of their experiences, professionals deepening their practice, and organisations building safer communities.

Learn.Heal.Grow.

Knowledge · Connection · Understanding

The thinking behind it

Some of the most important conversations happen beyond therapy.

In my work as a counselling psychologist, I have met people carrying the effects of experiences they never had the language to understand. Trauma can shape how we feel, connect and see ourselves. The environments and wider systems around us matter too.

Through Expert Trauma Talks, I bring together clinical knowledge, different expert perspectives and accessible ways to learn. You don't need a diagnosis or to be in therapy to start exploring. Curiosity is enough.

Read the story behind Expert Trauma Talks →

Ways to learn

Learning that meets you where you are.

Whether you are beginning with one question or deepening years of professional experience, there are different ways to learn.

01 · Individuals

Start with understanding

Courses, resources and workshops on how trauma can shape emotions, self-worth, relationships and everyday life, at your own pace.

Explore courses and workshops →

02 · Professionals

Deepen your practice

Expert-led learning with clinical insight and a broader understanding of relational, cultural and systemic trauma.

Explore professional learning →

03 · Organisations

Build safer environments

Thoughtful trauma-informed learning and training for teams, leaders and community organisations doing important people-focused work.

Explore organisational learning →

Beyond the individual

Understanding trauma means looking beyond what happened.

The families, workplaces, communities and wider systems around us influence both distress and recovery. Through Expert Trauma Talks, I want to make room for important perspectives that too often get left out.

Different voices, shared purpose

Learn from people who know trauma deeply.

Clinicians, researchers and practitioners can share knowledge, with particular space for expert voices underrepresented in mainstream trauma conversations.

Explore the expert network →

A place to begin

You do not have to have all the answers to start learning.

You're welcome to explore the conversations and learning I've brought together through Expert Trauma Talks, or find out how we might work together individually.