Adeboyin Olukoya is an empathetic Psychologist and Psychotherapist accredited by the International Association of Therapists, Aylesbury Buckinghamshire England with several years of experience and focus on comprehensive mental health solutions and self-care for individuals, groups, workplace wellness programmes, stress management reduction strategies, promoting holistic workplace well-being, employee assistance programmes, and mental health psychotherapy sessions.

Having learned at the World Bank Group Behavioural Science Co-education and UNESCO Social-Emotional Practice Co-education, her expertise has been sought by over 3,000 clients globally, individually and collectively with a strong commitment to ethical conduct, confidentiality, and exceptional service.

Her professional affiliations include: Member, Nigerian Psychological Association; Member, Counselling Association of Nigeria; Member, Africa Business Community; ForbesBLK and ForbesBLK Women; International Association of Therapists; Chairperson, West Africa Therapy Institute; Member, Nigerian Institute of Public Relations; Board Member, Africa Women Mentorship; and Member, Mental Health Change Agents, New York.

Adeboyin has also received several awards and nominations, some of which include Workplace Global Impact Award; SHE Global Award Winner Psychologist and Psychotherapist of the Year; Nigerian Women Achievers Award; and World Mental Health Day Appreciation Award, amongst others.

She has delivered keynote addresses, featured as a guest speaker, and participated in several panel discussions at numerous corporate and social events, sharing her expertise and wealth of experience with diverse audiences on mental health and self-care. She features on the Lagos State Traffic Radio as a guest to discuss diverse topics related to mental health and self-care.

Adeboyin is the Founder and CEO of Workplace Wellness Concepts, an umbrella body for Your Mental Health and You Summit and Self Care With Adeboyin.

At the 10th conference, she will speak on “Intentional Self-Care Habits for Long-Term Mental Clarity”.