
At the Cultural Agency, we embrace the term agency in its most potent meaning, as the power to take action as well as the ability to choose our own actions. We all have intrinsic and extraordinary abilities to create, generate, amplify, change and transform - both our inner and outer reality. Intuitives, creatives, change-makers and visionaries are uniquely placed to express a multiplicity of voices, and in helping celebrate difference, originality, innovation, and above all, commonalities and interconnectedness.
The world is changing. We are entering a new era, and every voice counts. Will you stand up and be counted?
We acknowledge that the context in which we evolve informs who we become. More often than not, the shaky self-confidence we experience is the result of a context of patriarchy, imperialism, neocolonialism, and the ubiquitous imposition of Western ways of thinking, being and perceiving, as the accepted norm and accepted reference for all.
The psychic internalisations of ancestral and intergenerational wounds are still part of family and personal legacies for too many. Added to these systemic and structural issues, are further layers of bias, discrimination, (micro)aggressions, and more and more often - plain racism. What was covert is becoming overt, and alarmingly, what was overt is now becoming more socially acceptable.
We help you reconsider your frames of reference, reframe and embody your multi-faceted and ever evolving identity, heal seen and unseen wounds, and support your unique self-expression so that you may walk your own path, and make your own unique contribution.
We adhere to diversity, equality, equity, genuine inclusion, and are LGTBQ+ friendly.
Services
Creativity Coaching
Are you stuck? Do you need a fresh pair of eyes? Do you feel you have veered off course? Is something off, disconnected or missing? Do you feel your current iteration doesn't match your creative vision? Go from Creative Block to Flow.
The Foundations of Self-trust
An online group course to excavate your ancestral legacies, harvest the arc of your personal trajectory, re-evaluate all domains of your life, craft a future that is resonant and aligned with your deepest self and values, and bring you to a place of unwavering self-trust.
Hypnotherapy
A rapid and effective method to enhance and amplify your contribution and creativity. Break free from what’s holding you back on your life’s journey, such as anxiety, creative block, grief, impostor syndrome, perfectionism, procrastination, stage fright or fear of public speaking, and more.
Past Life Regression
Explore past lives as a source of self-knowledge and self-understanding. We are made up of both cell memories and soul memories, and it is the combination of their dynamic that informs our current lived experiences.
Our rates
Coaching session
A coaching session where you receive feedback on a creative project that you’re stuck on to get you back on track. It usually takes place over the phone or through a video call.
2 hours | £180 | Get started | More info
The Foundations of Self-trust
Hypnotherapy
We offer individually tailored therapy for individuals who feel stuck and are ready to tackle a particular issue. The first session is a 2-hour consultation, followed by three 90-minute sessions.
4-Session Package | £500 | Get started | More info
This session will help you to explore past lives as a source of self-knowledge and self-understanding. Past Life Regression can also be used as a powerful therapeutic tool.
3-hour session | £380 | Get started | More info
Past Life Regression session
Meet Rosa Abidi
Rosa Abidi is a creativity coach, hypnotherapist and self-trust specialist, who has been involved in the arts and education over the past three decades.
Her first foray in film was as part of the programming team of the BFI Southbank, where she coordinated its public events and where she curated the first full retrospective of African filmmakers in the UK. She has since organised numerous events and festivals, including for the London Film Festival, the British Museum and Africa at the Pictures, the first African film festival in the UK. As Programmer for the Royal Africa’s Society’s annual Film Africa festival, she championed films directed by women as well as the work of emerging filmmakers, and introduced African short films and African storytelling to primary school children in London. She curated the first retrospective of contemporary Algerian cinema, “Algerian Cinema: A New Wave”, a tour of Algeria past and present through 15 Premieres, showcasing the fresh and perceptive work of a new wave of filmmakers shifting Algeria's cinematic landscape.
She was assistant to award-winning film producer Sally Hibbin, on Blind Flight (John Furse, 2003), based on the true story of the friendship of Brian Keenan and John McCarthy held hostages in Lebanon during the 1979-91 civil war, and on Yasmin (Kenny Glenaan, 2004), the story of young Muslim woman in the UK, fighting for the release of her immigrant husband held in a detention centre.
Rosa had a stint in higher education at the School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS), University of London, first in charge of admissions to Masters and Phd programmes, and then as Assistant Registrar (Research), responsible for PhD students. Rosa is a contributor to the Africa volume of the Directory of World Cinema, edited by Sheila Petty and Blandine Stephanson, and published by IntellectBooks.
Harvesting her personal healing journey, and bringing together her background in film, education, her pedagogical training as a teacher and her long-standing research and training in the psyche’s workings, she now supports empathic creatives, intuitives, and changemakers on an evolutionary journey, one that integrates all aspects of their being towards their own healing, so that they may contribute their unique brilliance and their unique impact.
Education & Qualifications
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since 2022
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2022
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2018
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2013 - 2014
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2011, Grade: Distinction