Indu Wilson, MA

Indu is the Deputy Director of Youth Experience/Programs at Wayne County Michigan Juvenile Detention Facility. Considerable latitude is granted for the exercise of discretion.  She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in community counseling. She is currently working in a doctoral program for industrial/organizational psychology with a concentration in leadership development. Through her course of study, she developed a passionate interest in mental health care and counseling.

Indu Wilson is a professional leadership trainer with years of experience in the mental health, health and human services, and corrections fields.  Indu Wilson’s skills are best presented in communication, visionary leadership, critical thinking, processes and procedures and resonance. She is a member of the National Partnership for Juvenile Services and is considered a national trainer. 

Indu Wilson believes that challenges make life interesting but overcoming those challenges make life meaningful. Her work in the afore mentioned areas provide challenges that fuel her passion for people. She uses evidence-based, best practices, real work knowledge and other researched methods to provide valuable information as a trainer. Her long-term goal is to provide pertinent/relevant training and information to professionals’ who lead teams of all sizes and needs. She wants to use her untiring commitment and drive to bring more dignity and autonomy to the professional work environment.

 Incorporating transformational and servant leadership for an ever-changing society and workforce is the highlight of her journey!