About Olubunmi
Olubunmi Adetiloye, PhD is a professionally trained Counselling Psychologist with a doctorate in Guidance and Counselling from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Nigeria. With over five years of experience in both individual and group therapy, she provides compassionate, evidence-based support to individuals navigating trauma, depression, anxiety, addiction, abuse , and suicidal thoughts.
She holds specialized certifications in Trauma, Abuse, and Addiction Recovery, as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), enabling her to apply structured and globally recognized approaches to healing.
Olubunmi is passionate about helping people find light in the darkest seasons of life. Her therapeutic style is client-centered, rooted in empathy, non-judgment, and respect. She is known for creating safe spaces where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to rewrite their stories.
Whether you're seeking support for past wounds or present struggles, Olubunmi is committed to walking with you toward emotional wholeness.
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When is Olubunmi Adetiloye available for bookings?
Olubunmi Adetiloye is available for bookings on Monday 11:00–16:00, Tuesday 10:00–16:00, Wednesday 10:00–16:00, Thursday 10:00–17:00, Friday 10:00–15:00.
Does Olubunmi Adetiloye take couples therapy appointments?
No, couples therapy appointments are not offered.
How much does a session with Olubunmi Adetiloye cost?
A session with Olubunmi Adetiloye costs ₦15,000.00.
How do I book a session with Olubunmi Adetiloye?
Press Book at the top of this page and pick a time that suits you.
How do sessions with Olubunmi Adetiloye take place?
Sessions are conducted online through secure video or audio calls on the Mytherapist.ng platform.
What qualifications does Olubunmi Adetiloye have?
Olubunmi Adetiloye lists these qualifications: Ph.D. Counselling Psychology.
What are Olubunmi Adetiloye's specialties?
Olubunmi Adetiloye is specialised in various areas of mental healthcare including Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Depression and Mood Disorders, Trauma and PTSD, Substance Use and Addiction, Suicidal Thoughts, Abuse and Domestic Violence Recovery.