I'm a qualified social worker, learning and development professional, and Co-founder of SelfCare Psychology alongside Sass Boucher.

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My professional background spans frontline practice, domestic abuse services, leadership and management. I'm currently Head of Learning and Development at Black Country Women's Aid, where I continue to work alongside practitioners, managers and leaders navigating the complexities of supporting others.

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Throughout my career, I've valued the relationships that make good professional practice possible. Working collaboratively with large organisations, institutions and businesses has strengthened my belief in the importance of trust, connection and understanding the different pressures people experience in their roles. I'm particularly committed to supporting managers and leaders, recognising both the responsibilities they carry and the influence they have on those around them.

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Alongside Sass, I've helped develop SelfCare Psychology into the training, resources and reflective support we offer today. We bring different but complementary strengths, and our thinking continues to evolve through our professional practice and the experiences of those we work alongside.

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I've particularly enjoyed developing the technical and practical side of SCP, learning new systems, finding creative approaches to training and managing the logistics of our growing programmes. I'm determined that learning should be accessible, flexible and enjoyable, while remaining meaningful and relevant to professional practice.

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For me, good learning creates opportunities to connect, reflect and develop confidence. At the heart of my work is a belief that professionals deserve to feel valued and supported, alongside the people they care for.

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