Namrata Gulani
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About the speaker
Namrata works as a Rainbow Clinician and has worked in
the mental health and addiction field for over 15 years. She has a passion for working with clients from the LGBTQIA+ community and the homeless population. Her experience and skills in these specialised areas of addiction treatment have contributed to her providing educational talks and supervision to others working in the field.
She moved to New Zealand from India to complete her honors in Psychology at the University of Auckland. She has since gained postgraduate degrees in Psychology and Drug and Alcohol studies. She has also been a volunteer with St. Johns Rotary, where she has been involved in community projects and
fundraising. In her personal life, she manages her own mental health by connecting with her family and friends, meditating, going on retreats, yoga, journaling, and other forms of healing.
Local partners
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