Anjula Mutanda
Anjula Mutanda is a British psychologist, life coach and therapist. She trained at Durham University and has since appeared on many television programmes giving psychological analysis, such as Big Brother, GMTV, Kilroy, Have I Been Here Before? and RI:SE. She is also the current psychologist on This Morning. Anjula has written and presented a programme on Radio 4 called "Diversity Works". This was an in-depth examination on mixed race marriages, and how people over-come barriers in order to make them work successfully. This made pick of the week. Anjula is currently featuring in CiTV's Feel the Fear. She is also currently featuring in the program Generation X:Cess She is currently featured as well on the show " How to find a husband".
Anjula has appeared on Ready Steady Cook (May 2008). She is a regular on The Wright Stuff, and GMTV. Appeared on Tonight with Trevor McDonald on a number of shows. She has also appeared on BBC1's The One Show. She has appeared on DNA stories with Lorraine Kelly- for Sky Real Lives. She has worked with Martine McCutcheon on The Truth about Beauty- for UKTV style She has written numerous articles for magazines, and Newspapers on a wide range of topics. She was the agony aunt for Reveal Magazine and More Magazine. Anjula co-hosted Body Language secrets on Sky 1 in 2010. This 8 part series investigated a diverse number of intriguing topics: from- why people lie, how winning the lottery a person's behaviour and the behaviours of those around them, why we like to make people laugh and differences between men and women when it comes to being funny, to changing your body language in order to appear more confident. Anjula presented My Naked Secret- a series about people living with physical abnormalities that were heavily impacting on their emotional lives, relationships and working lives. This 12 part series is part observational documentary and part emotional transformation. it can be watched on the Discovery and TLC networks across the world- from the US, UK to India and Australia. Anjula has recently agreed to be an ambassador for BME cancer voice- cancer does not discriminate- and spoke to an invited audience at the House of Commons. Anjula is the relationship expert at Top Sante magazine- a monthly lifestyle publication.
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