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I am a certified Clay Conversations practitioner with an MA in General Psychology and Foundations in Arts Therapy. I am currently studying counselling and psychotherapy at the CCPE in London, as well as Primal Therapy at Osho Miasto, Siena, Italy. I am a member of APCCA and the Clay Conversations community.
I offer Clay Conversations and creative arts-based wellbeing workshops and programmes for individuals and groups. I work with a range of organisations and communities, tailoring workshops to their needs and objectives. Common themes include:
● Companies:
○ Corporate wellbeing & burnout prevention
○ Team building
○ Innovation and creativity
● Charities and non-profits:
○ Social inclusion
○ Community building
○ Empowerment
● Open classes:
○ Creative self-expression
○ Mindfulness & relaxation
I am a passionate ambassador for the power of clay to bring people together, help them slow down and connect with themselves and others. I use clay and creative arts exercises to create supportive spaces for authentic self-expression, exploration and relaxation.
Clay supports wellbeing and can bring forward stories, symbols and realisations from the unconscious. Clay can offer a way to express and release anxiety, insecurities or fears. It can also offer a renewed sense of possibility, inspiration and the courage to move beyond what has been holding one back. Participants often leave my sessions feeling energised, with greater clarity and an impulse to pursue what feels meaningful to them.
I offer Clay Conversations and creative arts-based wellbeing workshops and programmes for individuals and groups. I work with a range of organisations and communities, tailoring workshops to their needs and objectives. Common themes include:
● Companies:
○ Corporate wellbeing & burnout prevention
○ Team building
○ Innovation and creativity
● Charities and non-profits:
○ Social inclusion
○ Community building
○ Empowerment
● Open classes:
○ Creative self-expression
○ Mindfulness & relaxation
I am a passionate ambassador for the power of clay to bring people together, help them slow down and connect with themselves and others. I use clay and creative arts exercises to create supportive spaces for authentic self-expression, exploration and relaxation.
Clay supports wellbeing and can bring forward stories, symbols and realisations from the unconscious. Clay can offer a way to express and release anxiety, insecurities or fears. It can also offer a renewed sense of possibility, inspiration and the courage to move beyond what has been holding one back. Participants often leave my sessions feeling energised, with greater clarity and an impulse to pursue what feels meaningful to them.
