“I found myself repeatedly thinking, ‘I wish I had learned this at the beginning of my training.’ It would have transformed the way I understand culture, identity, wellbeing and psychological practice.”

“The training filled gaps in my education that I had not even realised existed. It challenged me to think differently and gave me practical ways to improve my work with clients.”

“Dr McInnis presented complex ideas in a clear, engaging and accessible way. I left feeling inspired rather than overwhelmed.”

“The content was thought provoking, evidence informed and immediately applicable to clinical practice. I could see straight away how I would use what I had learned.”

“This training has strengthened my confidence in working in a culturally syntonic way with clients from diverse backgrounds.”

“African Psychology was presented not as an alternative perspective, but as an essential perspective. I believe all psychology trainees would benefit from this learning.”

“The session was both intellectually stimulating and personally meaningful. It connected theory, practice and lived experience in a way that made the learning memorable.”

“I appreciated how practical the training was. The concepts were brought to life through examples, reflection and clear guidance for application in real clinical settings.”

“This training helped me recognise some of the limitations within traditional psychology teaching and offered constructive ways to broaden my practice.”

“I left with new knowledge, new skills and a renewed sense of purpose. This is the kind of training I wish had been available throughout my professional education.”

“The material was delivered with warmth, expertise and authenticity. It created a learning environment where difficult topics could be explored openly and respectfully.”

“If I could redesign my psychology training, African Psychology would not be an optional addition. It would be a core component from day one.”