Julie Githiri

Some conversations are had everywhere except out loud. 🤫

On Episode 75 of The AfriCAN Do! Podcast, host Leonard Mudachi sits down with Julie Githiri, a Registered Psychodynamic Psychotherapist and Psychosexual Therapist whose work sits exactly where culture and intimacy collide. 🇬🇧🇰🇪

Julie spent over twenty years as a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, including in one of London's busiest sexual health departments. 🏥 She completed her specialist training at Tavistock Relationships, and now works with adults on intimacy, attachment and the realities of modern relationships. 💬 British-born with Kenyan heritage, she brings a dual perspective to what it means to love across cultures: tradition alongside autonomy, family expectation alongside personal desire, collective identity alongside individual longing. 🌍

This episode asks the questions most of us inherit and few of us examine: 🤔

💡 Why do so many of us carry beliefs about love we never chose? 💡 What happens when duty and desire want different things? 💡 How do family systems, faith, migration and silence shape an intimate life? 💡 What does it take to build a professional practice around a subject a culture would rather not name?

Whether you are navigating a relationship across cultures, raising the next generation, or simply curious about the parts of ourselves that business conversations never reach, this one is worth your time. 🎧

Africans CAN Do! ✨

Connect with Julie 🔗 🌐 https://conversationwithjules.com 💼 https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-githiri-86267742/ 📸 https://www.instagram.com/breakfastwith_julie/