Memberships
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
Member, British Art Network
Member, Hate Crime Research Group, Nottingham Trent University
Member, Poetics Research Group, Nottingham Trent University
Member, Collective Imagination Practice Community, funded by Joseph Rowntree Foundations’ Emerging Futures
Queer Roots
Founder of Queer Roots, a collective of psychotherapists, psychologists, grief workers, teacher-intuitives, middle walkers, crip doulas, researchers, expressive arts practitioners and yoga therapists exploring embodiment, queer and crip care, training, co-design, collaboration and support.
Magical Women
Founder of Magical Women, a collective and arts platform supporting neurodivergent and intersectionally marginalised women and trans artists, centring diverse experiences of race, gender, disability, class, sexuality and other intersecting identities.
My practice is grounded in collective imagination, sustainability, ethics, ecogothic and more-than-human approaches, with attention to care, access, anti-oppressive practice and social justice. I work within appropriate professional supervision and maintain professional indemnity and public liability insurance.
My approach to supporting and working therapeutically is informed by ongoing professional development across neurodivergence, disability, safeguarding, more-than-human and ecological perspectives, environmental justice, crip care, queer and crip liminalities, and artistic, dance and movement practices. I draw on post-disciplinary ways of working that value embodied knowledge, creativity, relationality, collective care, access and multiple ways of knowing.