Psychotherapist and Social Worker, Co-creator of The Black Women’s Rest Revolution, CEO of Happiworkers.

Ngozi is a Transactional Analyst psychotherapist and social worker. She focuses on helping Black women heal from workplace abuse and racial trauma. She is the CEO of the anti-racist workplace mental health platform Happiworkers and the Founder of The Black Woman’s Rest Revolution, which aims to transform our approaches to anti-racist practice and mental health. Ngozi champions rest as radical resistance against systemic oppression. She channels her expertise into creating culturally sensitive workplaces and holding leadership accountable, empowering Black women to prioritise rest as essential to their liberation and renewal. Ngozi is currently completing her doctoral research at the Tavistock on Black women’s leadership strategies. You can find her TEDx talk: The Shocking Reality of Black Women in Leadership | Ngozi Cadmus | TEDxKingsCollegeLondon