About
I am Deborah Alabi, a faith-based and psychology-trained professional whose work is rooted in creativity and a calling to see people experience deep, lasting healing.
My background in psychology and frontline support work has given me a deep understanding of the complexities people face, emotionally, socially, and systemically.
Working closely with individuals and families navigating crisis, transition, and instability, I have seen both the resilience of people and the limitations of systems.
Over time, it became clear to me that healing is not just clinical or practical. It is also deeply spiritual.
This realization shaped the way I approach my work.
I believe in a form of care that is both structured and compassionate, practical and deeply human, one that acknowledges the full reality of people's experiences while pointing toward restoration.
Rapha
Out of this vision, the Rapha Collective was born.
Inspired by the name of God as healer, Rapha is a creative expression of the same work I do professionally, creating spaces where people can encounter healing in a different, more reflective and experiential way.
My work sits at the intersection of service, creativity, and faith. Grounded in Christ, and committed to the restoration of people and communities.