She has more than two decades of experience in clinical practice in institutions in India, Canada and Australia. In Australia, she has worked in tertiary hospitals and universities as a clinical consultant and senior lecturer. Over the last ten years, the focus of her work has been on mental health service development and evaluation in Indigenous contexts. Currently she works with refugees, asylum seekers and immigrant families in group, family and individual settings. Her primary interest areas include: a) ways of working with cultures b) attachment and trauma c) narrative methods of practice and d) enhancing the reflective capacity of workers in health in settings using professional supervision. Radhika is assisting Dulwich Centre Foundation in relation to a number of projects. Marcela Polanco