Since early in his career, Rony has assumed leadership and consultancy roles across diverse sectors, including media, mental health, architecture, harm reduction, supported living, and global health strategy. This breadth of experience shaped his ability to work at the intersection of psychological insight, organisational complexity, and real-world operational contexts.

His approach integrates analytic and systemic thinking, clinical expertise, and organisational strategy, enabling him to identify the psychological and structural patterns that influence both individual functioning and organisational effectiveness. Rony is recognised for his multidisciplinary perspective, cross-cultural experience, and capacity to translate psychological depth into practical outcomes that support resilience, decision-making, and sustained professional effectiveness

Makké is a Professor of fundamental psychopathology who specializes in clinical psychology, systemic therapy and Psychoanalysis. He is a psychotherapist and vice-president of the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP) - representative of Mashrèk.

Makké has completed his academic studies and trainings in Paris - Sorbonne - Paris 7 Diderot where he became a researcher along with Pierre Fédida and Claude Revault D'Allonnes at the Laboratory of Fundamental Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis. His academic and clinical contributions include extensive research and publications in applied psychopathology, contributing to the ongoing development of integrative and evidence-based psychotherapeutic frameworks.

Makké is president and founding member of the SPPC (Society of Psychotherapy Practitioners and Consultants). He is president and founder of TABYEEN International and a member of the Lebanese Order of Psychologists, the FF2P (Fédération Francaise De Psychothérapie et Psychanalyse) and the EAP (European Association for Psychotherapist).

Makké places psychotherapy at the crossroads of the multi-referential methods and at the centre of the scientific logic and thinking. Professor Makke’s work spans advanced clinical training, academic supervision, and the development of professional standards, supporting the growth of mental health expertise and integrative practice at national and international levels.

Shenelle brings a blend of creative insight, organisational skill, and developing therapeutic understanding to London Mind Rise. She is the Project Manager and facilitator for our therapeutic-inspired Poetry Nights - community events designed to explore emotional expression, connection, and reflection through spoken word and creative engagement. Shenelle is currently studying psychotherapy and brings her learning to life in these spaces, encouraging openness, presence, and psychological exploration in a supportive group context.

Alongside her role at London Mind Rise, Shenelle has professional experience in recruitment and organisational coordination, allowing her to skilfully manage events, foster inclusive atmospheres, and support participant engagement. Her work bridges creativity and human development, ensuring each Poetry Night is both inspiring and grounded in reflective practice.

King's College London graduate Gabrielle Shawn Mackenzie holds a Master’s degree in Organisational Psychology and a BSc (Hons) in Psychology with Criminology from Nottingham Trent University. His work focuses on data analysis, organisational research, and the development of evidence-based psychological solutions for organisations and companies. He is particularly interested in applying psychological insight to improve organisational functioning, workplace wellbeing, and sustainable performance.