Member since July 2026
Ebi Oginni is a Nigerian-born pediatric doctor, singer-songwriter, and certified coach who helps individuals and families heal, grow, and thrive. Her passion is empowering parents and young people with practical tools to strengthen emotional health, build confidence, and live with purpose.
She is the host of The Harmony and Healing Project, a platform dedicated to promoting mental wellness and emotional resilience through faith-based conversations, music, and mentoring. She is also the author of Pursue Your Passion, Uncover Your Calling, a guide that helps readers step boldly into the purpose they were created for.
With warmth, authenticity, and deep empathy, Ebi combines her medical background, creative gifts, and coaching expertise to help people move from overwhelm to clarity and from striving to thriving. Through her talks, coaching programs, and signature “keynote concerts,” she creates spaces of transformation where hope is restored and lives are renewed.
At the heart of all she does, Ebi believes that healing and purpose go hand in hand—and when families grow strong and whole, they have the power to change the world.
mental health destigmatisation, music and medicine, helping teenagers thrive, monetising your passion to maximize your impact, music and mental health, songwriting
The emergency buzzer went off, and I ran out of my patient’s room to find a middle-aged man collapsed on the floor, shaking and crying uncontrollably. As the nurses checked his vitals, I knelt beside him and tried to understand what he was saying. Through his sobs I finally heard the words, “She said she will kill herself.” Taken aback, I asked who he meant, and he whispered, “My wife.” In that moment, I realised this wasn’t a medical emergency—it was a life emergency. Just minutes before, he had been pacing the hallway trying to reach the police because his wife, struggling with her mental health, had texted threatening to end her life. The fear and helplessness had overwhelmed him.
Thankfully, we later learned she was safe—but I couldn’t stop thinking about the impact moments like this have on the children in these families. You see his son, who was about 11 years old was sitting in the corner, watching it all unfold, and can you imagine the long-term weight of witnessing repeated crises like this. That day sparked a deeper drive in me to raise awareness of mental health struggles and the silent toll they take on families. It’s what led me to write my song *Lifeline*, and every time I share both the story and the song, people immediately connect—because so many have lived their own version of that moment.
I’ve always wanted to be a doctor, but I’ve also always been passionate about music. For years, I assumed music would remain a hobby—something I did in church and nothing more. Then the pandemic happened. In that season of global fear and uncertainty, I felt a deep call to use my music in a bigger way—to bring hope, light, and healing to people who were struggling. I invested in learning how to write and release music, and in 2020 I released my first album, *Hope*.
As I continued writing songs, I began to feel a growing burden for the families I saw at work, especially the increasing number of children and teenagers facing mental health challenges. I saw the gaps, the stigma, and the silent suffering—and I knew I had to do something. That’s how *The Harmony and Healing Project* was born. Through songs, conversations, and practical content, I began creating space for honest discussions about mental health and equipping parents with tools to support their children when they need it most.
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us find ourselves running on empty—exhausted, overwhelmed, and teetering on the edge of burnout. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. In this powerful and practical session, you’ll discover three simple yet transformative strategies that will help you move from survival mode back into a place of energy, clarity, and purpose.
Rest– Learn how to create rhythms of rest that restore your body and mind, even in the middle of a busy life.
Refill– Explore how to intentionally pour back into yourself—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—so you’re not giving from an empty cup.
Reset– Gain tools to realign your priorities, establish healthier boundaries, and step forward with renewed focus and strength.
Most Parents don’t know how to start supporting their teenager in a way that actually helps without causing pushback.
you’ll learn a simple 3-step approach to connect with your teenager, reduce conflict, and build trust—plus walk away with a personalised daily routine to strengthen your teen’s emotional health and confidence.
The emergency buzzer went off, and I ran out of my patient’s room to find a middle-aged man collapsed on the floor, shaking and crying uncontrollably. As the nurses checked his vitals, I knelt beside him and tried to understand what he was saying. Through his sobs I finally heard the words, “She said she will kill herself.” Taken aback, I asked who he meant, and he whispered, “My wife.” In that moment, I realised this wasn’t a medical emergency—it was a life emergency. Just minutes before, he had been pacing the hallway trying to reach the police because his wife, struggling with her mental health, had texted threatening to end her life. The fear and helplessness had overwhelmed him.
Thankfully, we later learned she was safe—but I couldn’t stop thinking about the impact moments like this have on the children in these families. You see his son, who was about 11 years old was sitting in the corner, watching it all unfold, and can you imagine the long-term weight of witnessing repeated crises like this. That day sparked a deeper drive in me to raise awareness of mental health struggles and the silent toll they take on families. It’s what led me to write my song *Lifeline*, and every time I share both the story and the song, people immediately connect—because so many have lived their own version of that moment.
I’ve always wanted to be a doctor, but I’ve also always been passionate about music. For years, I assumed music would remain a hobby—something I did in church and nothing more. Then the pandemic happened. In that season of global fear and uncertainty, I felt a deep call to use my music in a bigger way—to bring hope, light, and healing to people who were struggling. I invested in learning how to write and release music, and in 2020 I released my first album, *Hope*.
As I continued writing songs, I began to feel a growing burden for the families I saw at work, especially the increasing number of children and teenagers facing mental health challenges. I saw the gaps, the stigma, and the silent suffering—and I knew I had to do something. That’s how *The Harmony and Healing Project* was born. Through songs, conversations, and practical content, I began creating space for honest discussions about mental health and equipping parents with tools to support their children when they need it most.
In today’s fast-paced world, many of us find ourselves running on empty—exhausted, overwhelmed, and teetering on the edge of burnout. But it doesn’t have to stay that way. In this powerful and practical session, you’ll discover three simple yet transformative strategies that will help you move from survival mode back into a place of energy, clarity, and purpose.
Rest– Learn how to create rhythms of rest that restore your body and mind, even in the middle of a busy life.
Refill– Explore how to intentionally pour back into yourself—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—so you’re not giving from an empty cup.
Reset– Gain tools to realign your priorities, establish healthier boundaries, and step forward with renewed focus and strength.
Most Parents don’t know how to start supporting their teenager in a way that actually helps without causing pushback.
you’ll learn a simple 3-step approach to connect with your teenager, reduce conflict, and build trust—plus walk away with a personalised daily routine to strengthen your teen’s emotional health and confidence.
