My Programs and who I support
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I am not just a homeopath; I have a strong background in safeguarding and pastoral care that enhances my credibility. My programs focus on education, ensuring families and institutions receive wellbeing support with care, integrity, and expertise.
School Services:
For Students navigating academic pressures, social dynamics, and emotional development within educational settings.
*from £135 per circle*
​​My structured Talking Circle intervention supports students’ emotional wellbeing, communication skills, and social cognition within a psychologically safe and inclusive environment. Drawing on restorative practice and developmental neuroscience, the programme promotes regulation through positive emotional experiences that enhance engagement, connection, and resilience. Students build self-awareness (metacognition), expand their emotional vocabulary, strengthen active listening, and experience peer validation that reduces shame and fear. Outcomes include improved emotional literacy, increased confidence in self-expression, stronger peer relationships, and enhanced capacity to manage stress — contributing to both academic engagement and overall wellbeing.
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Wellbeing Leaders:
For working parents balancing professional responsibilities with family life who are seeking meaningful support for their wellbeing.
*from £450 per circle*
This evidence-informed wellbeing programme provides a structured, facilitated Talking Circle designed to reduce stress and strengthen emotional resilience. Grounded in neuroscience and restorative practice, sessions intentionally activate the biological drivers of interest, enjoyment, and surprise to regulate the nervous system and counter burnout. Through a framework of inclusion, safety, and democratic participation, parents develop metacognition, emotional vocabulary, active listening skills, and peer-supported problem-solving. Outcomes include reduced feelings of isolation, improved emotional regulation, enhanced workplace communication, stronger leadership capacity, and healthier family relationships — creating a measurable ripple effect across home and professional life.
Trauma-Informed Practice Conference:
Multi-agency professionals working with children, young people, families, and within adoption services.
*£2000*
(£80/head, up to 25 delegates)
This full-day, evidence-informed conference equips delegates with the knowledge and practical tools required to embed trauma-informed practice within professional settings. Grounded in attachment theory and contemporary research on early adversity, the programme combines reflective circle learning with applied case study workshops,
including use of the TEAM Pupil Model and exploration of the “shield of shame.” Participants examine how trauma and attachment styles influence behaviour, communication, and relational dynamics, and develop strategies to strengthen protective factors, emotional regulation and secure attachment. Outcomes include increased professional confidence, enhanced multi-agency collaboration and measurable growth in trauma-informed competencies, evidenced through structured reflection and applied learning.