We are called to:
Belonging Statement
Our Mission
We challenge the idea that anxiety, burnout, and disconnection are personal failures, and work to make visible the systems that shape how we live, work, relate, and understand ourselves. We resist the reduction of inner life to performance, optimisation, or data, and argue instead for forms of life that allow depth, relationship, and meaning to endure.
At the heart of this work is a simple conviction: human beings are not problems to be managed. We are shaped by environments — social, technological, and cultural — that can either support or diminish our capacity to belong.
Why We Exist
We exist to understand how culture, technology, and social conditions shape how people think, feel, and relate. By examining the interplay between human behaviour, emotion, and meaning, we aim to make sense of experiences that are often treated as personal shortcomings rather than contextual realities.
Our goal is to share this understanding in ways that deepen self-recognition, widen perspective, and support more thoughtful, humane forms of living together.
How We Do It
Our work combines research, practice, and public engagement to understand how contemporary systems shape inner life, care, and belonging.
Non-Fiction
The Algorithmic Mind
The Algorithmic Mind (forthcoming) examines why rising anxiety, burnout, and social fragmentation are not personal failings, but designed outcomes of contemporary systems. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, political economy, and computer science, it explores how algorithmic technologies govern attention, identity, and behaviour — and why individual fixes such as productivity tools or therapy alone cannot address structural harm. The book asks what forms of care, public life, and meaning remain possible in an algorithmic age.
Fiction
Borderless
Borderless (2026) is a literary novel about Charlotte, a British woman adrift in contemporary India, determined to live without borders — of nation, class, race, or desire. Moving through Delhi, Bangalore, Goa, and the Himalayan foothills, she becomes entangled in relationships that expose the uneasy intersections of intimacy, power, and privilege. As she confronts the limits of mobility and freedom, the novel asks what belonging means in a globalised world — and whether borderlessness liberates, or slowly exiles.
Keeping it authentic, fearless and compassionate
Get involved by working with me directly. Alongside receiving one-to-one support, you’ll be contributing to the development of NeuroClear — an emerging, evidence-based clinical platform focused on assessment and support for neurodivergent adults.
