Helping teams think together when it's hard to think
I provide continuing professional development (CPD), reflective practice, conference presentations, and bespoke workshops for NHS services, psychology teams, charities, universities, and organisations.
Drawing on clinical psychology, group analysis, and the rich symbolic language of stories, my sessions create thoughtful spaces where teams can explore the emotional, relational, and organisational dimensions of their work. Rather than providing simple answers, they support people to think more deeply together, particularly when conversations feel complex, uncertain, or emotionally charged.
Every workshop is tailored to the needs of the organisation, but themes frequently include organisational change, leadership, team dynamics, moral injury, burnout, psychological safety, collective thinking, and the role of imagination in professional life.
Popular sessions
Hope, Fear and the Capacity to Think
An exploration of what happens to thinking when individuals and organisations come under pressure.
This workshop considers how fear, uncertainty, urgency, and anxiety can narrow reflective capacity, and how groups can remain curious and psychologically alive during times of change.
Thinking Through Stories
Fairy tales offer a unique way of approaching difficult professional experiences without requiring immediate personal disclosure. Through stories such as Rumpelstiltskin, The Singing Bone, The Handless Maiden, or The Emperor's New Clothes, participants explore themes including leadership, trust, neglect, conflict, creativity, organisational culture, and ethical practice.