Work with Me

I offer movement-based facilitation, creative practice, and arts & health work across healthcare, community, and arts settings.

My work brings together dance movement psychotherapy, embodied practice, and creative expression to support emotional awareness, connection, and wellbeing—particularly in spaces where words alone aren’t enough.

Workshops & Group Facilitation

I design and facilitate movement-based workshops that create space for expression, reflection, and connection.

These sessions draw on dance movement psychotherapy, somatic practices, and creative exploration, and can be adapted for a range of settings.

Examples include:

  • Embodiment and emotional awareness workshops

  • Movement-based wellbeing sessions

  • Creative expression groups

  • Reflective practice spaces for staff or practitioners

Available for:
Healthcare organizations, schools, nonprofits, and community programs

Arts & Health / Arts in Medicine

I collaborate with organizations to design and deliver embodied, creative programs that support mental health and wellbeing.

This includes work within healthcare and community settings, where movement can offer an alternative or complementary pathway to traditional approaches.

This may include:

  • Group programs for patients or service users

  • Artist residencies

  • Integration into existing wellbeing or care pathways

Creative & Performance Work

Alongside facilitation, I develop movement-based and interdisciplinary creative work.

I’m particularly interested in projects that explore lived experience, storytelling, and the body as a site of expression and meaning-making.

Open to:

  • Collaborations with artists and collectives

  • Performance and research-based work

  • Interdisciplinary projects

The BodyMind Approach®

I am trained in The BodyMind Approach® (TBMA), a structured, group-based method that uses movement, creative expression, and psychoeducation to support individuals experiencing persistent physical symptoms and stress-related conditions.

Originally developed within healthcare settings, this approach offers a relational and embodied alternative to purely cognitive or medicalised models.

I am available to deliver TBMA-informed groups and adapt the approach across a range of contexts.