I am a highly experienced Creative Arts Therapist, Clinical Supervisor and educator with over 25 years’ experience working within local authority, NHS-contracted, and educational settings. My career demonstrates a sustained commitment to high-quality supervision, professional training, and the development of competent, reflective, and ethically grounded practitioners.
Alongside this role, I bring extensive experience as a Placement Manager for trainees from Roehampton University and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama over a period of 15 years through my long-term employment with the London Borough of Sutton, where I worked for 20 years as a Creative Arts Therapist within Adult Social Services.
In my private practice I have a wide range of clients with many different issues; and as a Clinical Supervisor I work with the seven-eyed model of supervision (by Peter Hawkins and Robin Shoet). I have a special interest in working with ‘difference’, inequality and trans-cultural issues. I work with matters of identity as well as questions around visible and non-visible differences; using identity methods (Ulrike Meyer Cologne University of Applied Sciences) of exploring our own view of the world, and what we bring to our work, as therapists and supervisors.
