Meet Your Coach

Oluwatosin Badejo is the Lead Coach of Kosomonor, offering a calm, Christ-centered space for pastors, ministry leaders, and families who are carrying much - often quietly. Her approach is grounded, compassionate, and deeply attentive, creating room for reflection, healing, and renewed strength.

With years of ministry experience and a heart for walking alongside others, Oluwatosin supports individuals and families navigating stress, transition, and emotional fatigue while remaining rooted in faith. She believes meaningful growth happens when people feel seen, supported, and met exactly where they are.

As an ordained Deacon and a pre-licensed therapist, Oluwatosin brings both spiritual insight and practical guidance to each session. Her work thoughtfully bridges faith, emotional wellness, and everyday life, helping clients gain clarity, restore balance, and move forward with confidence and purpose.

Coaching Focus

Oluwatosin supports clients in areas including: 

• Navigating stress, overwhelm, and emotional fatigue

• Strengthening relationships and communication

• Life transitions and personal development

• Faith-based spiritual growth and direction

• Overcoming unhelpful habits and patterns

• Building resilience and healthy coping strategies

• Support for new mothers and families

• Navigating bi-racial, intercultural, and immigrant family dynamics

Background & Training

• Ordained Deacon with over 10 years of ministry experience

• Pre-licensed therapist

• Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy (in progress, anticipated May 2026)

• Master of Science in Clinical Research

• Extensive experience supporting individuals, couples, children, and families

Oluwatosin believes each person carries a unique, God-given calling. Through Christ-centered coaching, she helps uncover that calling so clients can walk confidently and faithfully in their next steps.

A complimentary 15-minute call is available for those who wish to explore whether Kosomonor is the right fit — with no pressure and no obligation.