Priscilla Ogunu, widely recognized as The Counsellor, has become a beacon of hope for countless individuals in the Diaspora who struggle with the profound effects of complex trauma. Through her pioneering work in Complex Trauma Therapy, she offers a safe and transformative space for people facing a broad spectrum of unresolved emotional wounds—ranging from the loss of loved ones and abandonment to childhood abuse, anger, relationship breakdowns, and mental health challenges. Ogunu’s work has allowed individuals to heal, reconnect with themselves, and restore balance to their emotional lives.
For over seven years, Priscilla has dedicated herself to the art of emotional recovery. She’s spent over 30,000 hours providing one-on-one therapy, helping clients navigate the complex and often overwhelming terrain of emotional pain. Her ability to guide individuals through their darkest moments has earned her a reputation as one of Africa’s leading psychotherapists. She is not only a highly sought-after emotional recovery advocate but also a keynote speaker, couples counselor, and grief support specialist. Ogunu’s best-selling memoir, Pressed But Not Crushed: The Healing Memoir, has touched the lives of many, offering a powerful message of hope: No human is broken, no matter the weight of their trauma.
The impact of Ogunu’s 90-day Complex Trauma Therapy is particularly transformative for blue-collar executives living abroad. Many of these professionals—though outwardly successful—often struggle with emotional isolation, compounded stress, and a sense of disconnection due to their own traumas. Despite their accomplishments in their careers, the toll of their personal emotional struggles can leave them feeling disconnected from their true selves and others. Ogunu’s therapy provides a way for these individuals to heal from their past wounds and move forward with renewed strength and clarity.
The program itself is designed to be a deeply personal and structured journey toward healing. Over the course of 90 days, clients become more attuned to their emotions, learn to overcome imposter syndrome, and rediscover their true selves. They emerge from the process not only with a better understanding of their emotional landscapes but with a newfound resilience and confidence that empowers them to rebuild their personal lives and relationships.
Priscilla Ogunu’s commitment to healing extends far beyond one-on-one therapy. She has developed several impactful initiatives designed to create safe spaces for emotional recovery and growth. Her How To Make Love conference, an annual relationship and marriage event, offers couples and singles valuable insights on fostering healthy, fulfilling connections. The Finding Happiness After The Breakup masterclass provides much-needed support to those navigating the emotional aftermath of a breakup, while her Heal-In Women Only Retreat offers women a much-needed opportunity to rest, rejuvenate, and reconnect with themselves. Ogunu also runs Marriage Finishing School, a preparatory and restorative program for singles and married individuals alike, designed to help them develop the emotional intelligence needed for successful partnerships.
Perhaps most notable is her Heal-In Conference, a signature event that has drawn hundreds to various cities across Nigeria. The conference provides participants with an opportunity to deeply process their trauma, find peace, and embark on a journey toward emotional restoration. Ogunu’s work has created a ripple effect, as her events continue to inspire and empower individuals to take control of their emotional healing and find ways to move forward in their personal and professional lives.
In addition to her therapy work, Priscilla is also passionate about mentoring other therapists. Through her Burnout To Fully Booked Mentorship Program, she teaches fellow counselors how to maintain their emotional well-being while growing successful private practices. This program highlights Ogunu’s holistic approach to emotional care—not just for her clients, but for professionals in the wellness space as well.
With a background in business and wellness, combined with her postgraduate qualifications in Complex Trauma Therapy, Grief Management, and Couples Counseling from Humans Givens College in the UK, Ogunu’s approach to therapy is both compassionate and practical. She combines a deep understanding of emotional psychology with actionable strategies that enable her clients to overcome their pain and rebuild their lives. Her diverse skill set and empathetic nature make her a trusted figure for those seeking emotional recovery.
As Priscilla Ogunu prepares to resume her work in February after a well-earned break, she is more committed than ever to helping those struggling with trauma. Her programs continue to grow in demand, and her reputation as a leading figure in emotional healing remains unchallenged. For those seeking to heal from past wounds, reconnect with their authentic selves, and build healthier relationships, Ogunu’s therapy programs provide a proven path to emotional recovery.
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