Creative, inclusive, evidence-informed therapy.

With a professional background spanning sales, customer service, entrepreneurship and therapeutic practice, Vikki brings a distinctive combination of commercial insight and clinical expertise. This diverse experience enables her to build meaningful relationships, develop innovative services, and lead with both compassion and strategic vision.

Throughout her career, Vikki has worked with clients experiencing domestic abuse, eating disorders, anxiety, relationship difficulties, childhood trauma and neurodivergence. She leads the design and delivery of the organisation's educational interventions, supporting children and young people who face challenges within mainstream education, including those with EHCPs and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs. Her work focuses on creating engaging, evidence-informed approaches that help learners achieve their individual goals and thrive in educational settings.

Vikki has also undertaken independent research into the therapeutic applications of tabletop role-playing games, exploring their potential to enhance engagement, self-expression and personal development within therapeutic interventions. She continues to expand her academic knowledge and professional practice, combining creativity with evidence-based approaches to develop innovative and inclusive support for those she works with.

My career combines two passions: understanding people and creating meaningful change. Before qualifying as a humanistic psychotherapist, I built extensive experience in commercial sales and strategic business development, developing a strong understanding of communication, relationships and human behaviour.

Today, I work with young people and adults facing challenges including anxiety, emotional distress, self-esteem difficulties, neurodiversity and childhood trauma. Much of my experience has involved supporting young people in significant distress, helping them develop resilience, emotional awareness and healthier relationships with themselves and others.

I am particularly passionate about creative therapeutic approaches, designing interventions that use storytelling, role-play and immersive experiences to make therapy engaging, accessible and transformative. These principles sit at the heart of my work with Role Resolve, where imagination becomes a powerful tool for growth, healing and personal development.

Kira is the Head of Operations and Finance at Role Resolve, bringing extensive experience in enterprise, project coordination and multi-skilled business support. Currently completing her final year as an Accounting and Finance undergraduate, she combines academic knowledge with practical leadership experience.

Proudly neurodivergent, she draws on her lived experience with ADHD to create affirming, client-centred practices, and is deeply committed to supporting mental health initiatives and building ventures that create lasting social good.

Buthaina has extensive experience working with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including neurodivergent children, young people and adults, survivors of domestic abuse and childhood sexual abuse, refugees, and parents and caregivers of children with disabilities. Her work across a variety of communities has given her a deep understanding of how culture, identity, family dynamics and lived experiences influence wellbeing and personal development.

Her therapeutic approach is both humanistic and trauma-informed, grounded in the belief that every person deserves to be heard, accepted and supported without judgement. She provides a safe and compassionate space where individuals can explore their experiences, develop self-awareness, strengthen resilience and work towards positive and lasting change.

Through her work with Role Resolve, Buthaina is committed to developing and delivering inclusive, engaging therapeutic interventions that promote emotional wellbeing, connection, communication, confidence and personal growth. Her combination of therapeutic expertise and specialist knowledge in inclusion and SEND enables her to support individuals in ways that are both person-centred and accessible, helping them to thrive in their daily lives and relationships.