Rosa Sanau Mwangi Therapist

Rosa sanau is a Marriage and Family therapist, a child therapist, trainer/facilitator and a Mental health content developer. She is also the CEO and Programs director at MARAMA therapy.

Her life mission “Growing hearts, Excelling people” is exemplified through the passion to create awareness for transformation unto excellence. She works with individuals and families using a systems approach towards correct diagnosis, precise conceptualization of issues and practical interventions.

Within 5 years , she has worked with people from diverse backgrounds through sessions and trainings, gaining rich experience and expertise particularly in the area of Early Adverse Experiences (ACEs). While working with Still A Mum, she helped develop training curriculums for grief counselors, medics and support groups that were instrumental in creating awareness about child loss.

Rosa has facilitated training sessions for different sectors eg medics, government, education, churches, community etc and contributes in giving expert input for national TV shows, articles and books.

She is married, with two children and enjoys a good laugh, deep conversations and meditation.

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Adoption Is Beautiful is a Community based organization, based in Kenya dedicated to supporting families on their adoption journey. With a mission to create awareness, provide guidance, and simplify the adoption process, the organization strives to ensure every child finds a loving and supportive home.

Understanding that adoption can be a complex and emotional process, Adoption Is Beautiful offers comprehensive resources and practical advice to prospective parents. We provide accurate, up-to-date information on Kenya’s legal requirements, adoption procedures, and the rights of both adoptive parents and children. Our goal is to empower families to make informed decisions and navigate the journey with confidence.

Rosa Sanau Mwangi Therapist

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