kumlaish kumari

• MA – Race and Ethnic Studies – Warwick University
• RSA Certificate in Counseling
• BPhil in Counselling
• Certified NLP Practitioner
• Certificate in Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
• Member of the Institute of Health Promotion and Education
• Member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy
• Member of the Equality and Diversity Forum @BACP

She is a qualified Trainer and Facilitator, NLP Practitioner, Hypnotherapist and Therapist. Aside from her training work, Kumlaish’s undertakes work place mediation sessions and harassment and bullying investigations for several Local Authorities, Building Societies, Banks and The Crown Prosecution Service.

She has a wealth of up-to-date knowledge on the legislative developments in equality, both for employers and in relation to service provision and has extensive experience in counselling, mediating and critical incident stress debriefing and has worked with Lloyds-TSB, KFC, Staffordshire Building Society, Sainsbury, B&Q, London Airport and with BUPA staff involved with the Hatfield train crash.

Before working as a Trainer and Facilitator, Kumlaish was a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Health and Community Care at the University of Central England and prior to this, as a training consultant for Sandwell Council where she designed and ran training programmes on a range of equality issues.

Amongst Kumlaish’s qualifications are a Masters degree in Race and Ethnic Studies from Warwick University, BPhil in Counselling and NLP and Hypnotherapy Qualifications.

Examples of her recent consultancy, research and training work include:

• A 2005 evaluation of the current service provided by Rathbone Training and Employment Services to the BME community in Oldham
• Sheffield Family Service Unit: Evaluation – Child Protection Training for Black Minority Ethnic Community 2006
• Wolverhampton Social Services – Black Workers Development Group: Promoting Equality and Excellence Research Report 2006
• West Midlands Learning Resource Network: A scoping exercise to identify the range of potential practice learning opportunities within the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Voluntary Sector across the Boroughs of Dudley and Wolverhampton - 2006

Fascinating ... very relevant and easy to follow ... a worthwhile learning experience.

Shaheed Iqbal, HR, OFWAT

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