
About Tina
Tina is an experienced domestic abuse specialist whose work spans frontline support, counselling, and strategic leadership. She spent over a decade working as an Independent Domestic Violence Advisor and delivering group counselling to survivors of domestic abuse.
Tina has worked across the education, social care, charity and private sectors, with roles ranging from direct support to leadership positions across the UK, Africa and the Middle East. She is committed to creating meaningful conversations about safeguarding and believes in empowering children and adults with the knowledge and skills to shape their futures.
Tina brings warmth, insight and lived experience to her training, creating space for open discussion and reflection while encouraging delegates to think differently about the challenges facing individuals, families and communities.
Tina was named a Next Generation Trailblazer by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in 2020 and received the A True Honour award in 2023 for her work tackling "honour-based" abuse. More recently, she became a delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW68) and serves on the Methodist Church's safeguarding committee.
Tina was an excellent speaker with good knowledge, and it was powerful to hear her talk about her own lived experiences.Taye Training Delegate
- BSc Psychology
- Dip Children and young people
- MA Children, Youth and International development
- Designated Safeguarding Lead
- FGM
- Gender Based Violence
- UN Private sector trainer for gender equality and empowerment of women
- Leading change through policy
- Understanding gender inequality
- Leadership Management
- Domestic Abuse Level 2
- Training4Influence Accredited
- Anti-racism