Zita Tulyahikayo is a systemic constellations facilitator, speaker, and coach working internationally at the intersection of belonging, human behaviour, and organisational life. She has contributed to conversations on career success and wellbeing through her bi-monthly column Loving Legal Life for The Lawyer magazine, alongside her writing on The Importance of Wellbeing for Counsel magazine. This early work established her as a thoughtful voice within the legal and professional landscape, particularly in relation to performance, pressure, and the human experience within demanding environments.
Today, her work has evolved to address the deeper dynamics that shape how individuals, teams, and systems function. Drawing on systemic constellations and transgenerational trauma work, she brings a precise and grounded perspective to questions of belonging, loyalty, and conflict — particularly in spaces where complexity is high and conventional approaches fall short.
Zita is a calm and compelling speaker, known for her clarity, depth, and ability to engage audiences without polarising them. She is regularly invited to speak across professional, leadership, and cultural contexts, where her work offers a nuanced alternative to binary conversations around identity, race, and organisational dynamics.
Her work supports individuals and organisations to better understand the forces that shape behaviour, decision-making, and relationships — enabling more coherent, responsible, and human ways of working.
Her recent engagements include:
