Over the past few years, I developed a unique model to analyze contextual matters that can increase the chances of success in any setting or profession.

Psychologists, counselors, and therapists can benefit from this talk by learning how to incorporate the Wheel of Context in understanding their patients’ or clients’ problems and offer more effective advice or therapies.

Executive and business professionals can also use the Wheel of Context to broaden their understanding of market dynamics, historical events, culture, and other factors to better plan for commercialization and marketing of their products and services.

The primary focus of this keynote is to address how organizations can engage and retain a culturally diverse workforce and how they can ensure the adoption of a hyper-inclusive culture.

This topic is based on a decade-long retrospective global study of couples from around the globe. Audiences will learn how love can be turned on its head and how the Emergent Love Model could be an antidote to love confusion.

Issues of cultural literacy, competency, and humility are among the most sought-after areas in my work. I bring a unique cross-cultural perspective, weaving the intricacies of Western vs. Eastern cultures with the importance of family values, education, socioeconomic status, religion, spirituality, personal values, and core beliefs in shaping one’s sense of culture.

This talk provides an overview of genital practices around the world. It focuses on cultural norms as well as popular trends and cosmetic surgeries. Vulva-vaginal practices range from labiaplasty to genital cutting while penile practices range from scrotal stretching to genital ribs and penis enlargement surgeries. Material for this talk has been gathered over the past three years through published and gray literature, including interviews with regional representatives of the UN agencies, gynecologists, national representatives of family planning associations, the World Population Foundation country officers, and individuals.