You know what your team is facing. You know the questions you want to explore. You just need someone to turn that into an experience that works for your people.

Tell me what you need and I’ll design a tailor-made workshop for you.

Together, we can explore:

• What do you want your team or participants to take away?
• What is happening beneath the surface?
• Where is there a need for conversation, reflection or change?
• What would make the experience meaningful and memorable?

I combine facilitation, applied improvisation, theatre, storytelling, coaching and reflective practices to create workshops that are interactive, purposeful and human.

From a half-day session to a longer programme, online or in person we start with your side.

You bring the question. I’ll help create the space to explore it.

You have the idea. I help you bring it to life.

I can support you with:

• Workshop design & development – turning your ideas into an engaging experience
• Facilitation & co-facilitation – sharing the room and guiding the process with you
• Event & meeting moderation – creating structure, connection and participation
• Interactive methods & exercises – bringing energy, reflection and creativity into your session

You don’t have to do everything yourself.

Bring me your idea. Let’s see what we can create from it.

Best for: facilitators, educators, organisations, teams, community groups and anyone planning a workshop, meeting or event.

Don’t just wait for what’s next. Explore it.

Join me for a year of monthly online workshops designed to create space to pause, reflect, experiment and discover what’s next.

Each workshop explores a different topic through creative, practical and reflective methods with plenty of opportunity to connect with yourself and others.

No long-term programme.
No pressure to have everything figured out.
Just a regular space to stop, look around, and ask:

What’s next for me?

From Freeze To Action!

Let me introduce you to the Director’s Cut Coaching Method

The idea is to step out of your own story for a moment and look at it from different perspectives:

The Hero: What is happening in your story right now?

The Audience: What do you notice when you take a step back?

The Author: What matters to you? What story do you want to shape?

The Director: Given what you’ve seen, what could your next move be?

What happens when you stop being a Character of your story and take the Director’s seat again?