S Buxy

Social Behavioural Coach, Addiction Specialist, Sky TV Presenter, SGW Presenter, Maidstone Radio Pre https://www.instagram.com/buxysaf/

18/09/2025

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15/10/2024

I have overcome a life of abuse, addiction, trauma, and crime. My philosophy of "InsideOut Acceptance" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. It’s a journey from darkness to light, marked by the courage to confront deeply ingrained pain and the strength to break cycles that once seemed unbreakable. Moving beyond such a past means healing from wounds that ran deep, finding the power to forgive oneself and others, and reclaiming the dignity that years of suffering sought to steal. It is not a linear path, but through each step forward, there is a rebirth of hope, self-worth, and the possibility of a future defined not by what was lost, but by what has been gained.

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Watch H.E. Dr. Saf Buxy's Powerful TEDx Talk

From a childhood marked by racial abuse to finding solace in alcohol and drugs, H.E. Dr. Saf Buxy faced battles that many would find impossible to overcome. But he did. Through sheer strength and determination, Saf turned his life around and emerged from the darkness stronger than ever.
Today, he is not only an extraordinary individual but also a beacon of hope for those facing their own struggles. In this inspiring TEDx talk, Dr. Saf Buxy shares his journey from despair to empowerment, revealing how he conquered his inner demons and now dedicates his life to helping others around the world do the same.
If you or someone you know is fighting their own battle, this is a story you need to hear. Don’t miss this heartfelt message of courage, transformation, and the power of resilience. 🙌

YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

🔗 Watch now and reach out.

NOTE FROM TED: This talk contains a graphic description of s*xual assault and represents the speaker’s personal experiences with addiction. TEDx events are i...

03/11/2023

https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/counselling/saf-buxy-london-eng/1213947

Saf Buxy, Counsellor, London, W1G, 020 3667 9216, I'm a Psychotherapist, Social Behavioral Mentor, Dual Diagnosis Clinician and Addiction Professional. I work collaboratively with my clients through issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, addiction and empowerment by implementing appropriate the...

27/07/2023

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12/04/2023

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Help save the lives of women and children and all forms of human trafficking.
Please sign the petition below where we are asking the government to bring harsher sentences to anyone who grooms or kidnaps women and children for s*x slavery. Please help us to save them. Please share this petition amongst all your networks and do everything you can to save and stop trafficking in human beings. It is the duty of every human being to help. GOD bless you and thank you.
Help save the lives of women and children.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/635045

We ask the Government to take the lead in tackling human trafficking, in particular of women and children for s*xual exploitation. We ask for the Government to increase sentences for anyone involved in these crimes, to deter those operating at all levels of human trafficking networks.

31/03/2023

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Even a loving husband and father with a great family can find himself ensnared by addiction and I am a living example that it doesn’t discriminate. I could use multiple excuses for the things I did. I was adopted. I was abused physically, racially, verbally and s*xually. I was diagnosed as bi-polar. I suffered wounding bereavements, I had an inferiority complex and I could have blamed my circle of friends, but ultimately it all came down to fear and survival. I don't know if I was born an addict but I do know that I am an addict. After 33 years of using, I hit what I thought was rock bottom several times, only to find new depths to sink to. I was bankrupt: emotionally, physically and financially. My self-destructive behaviour, dishonesty, selfishness and irritability made my life unmanageable, but eventually led me to recovery. Acceptance is the answer to all of my problems today. It was scary for me to ask for help, but in all honesty it was more scarier to continue to do what I was doing. I find that it helps enormously to talk about my addiction and subsequent recovery and my philosophy is that If I can spare even one person from going down the path I did, then everything I do will be worth it. If I could do this I know anyone can too. Once you accept you have a problem, that's your first step to a new way of life free from drinking and using. It's empowering to know and see what I have accomplished. I now work as a speaker and I intend to spend the rest of my life helping others to overcome, survive and ultimately thrive.