Divine is a HCPC-registered Counselling Psychologist and UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy) registered Psychotherapist. He completed his undergraduate training and postgraduate degree programmes in Leeds, UK. He holds a BSc (Hons) in Counselling and Therapeutic Studies, and an MSc degree Public Health and Health Promotion and another MA degree in Psychotherapy. He completed his Doctorate in Counselling Psychology at Teesside University (U.K.) and has worked as a clinician in a range of clinical settings including the NHS, voluntary and private sectors, in both inpatient and outpatient settings. As an academic, Divine been invited to present keynote lectures and research training at numerous institutions including in the UK and internationally. This includes, for example in South-East Asia, USA, Africa, and Europe. In 2019, he was awarded three prizes and awards for his international collaboration work and teaching associated projects. As a psychologists and psychotherapist, Divine continues to work with patients/clients presenting with a wide range of psychological difficulties and disorders in clinical practice. His work includes, working with trauma and complex trauma, the impact of trauma on memory, the transformation potential of the therapeutic relationship, and the efficacy of a range of psychotherapy interventions in therapeutic work with those who have a diagnosis or those experiencing psychological distress. Divine research is mostly clinical research with a range of vulnerable groups, those who have experienced trauma and his research spans experiences across the lifespan.