Meet the team
The DCD team are a small and dynamic team based across the UK
We are proud to work together with a range of committed freelancers, including DCD alumni, to deliver our programmes and priorities.
'I have been extremely impressed with the organisation as a whole, its fulfilment of its promises, the welcoming nature of the employees, and the openness to talking things through to an individual, rather than following a one-size-fits-all solution to life after a performance career.'
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Vanessa Lefrançois
She/ Her
Executive Director.
Full time.
Based in Oxford.
vanessa.lefrancois@thedcd.org.uk
Previously, Vanessa was a freelance consultant working in the arts and cultural sector, with experience in senior roles including Joint Director and CEO of Oxford Playhouse; Artistic Director and CEO of the Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, Somerset; and Director of Recreational & Prevocational Dance at The Place, London.
Vanessa spent the first 15 years of her career working internationally as a freelance choreographer and director for opera, theatre and dance companies. A Trustee of South East Dance, Vanessa also sits on the OxLEP Culture and Visitor Economy Sub-Group and Tourism Task Force.
Vanessa has an Executive MBA (with Distinction), Bayes Business School (formerly Cass); BA (Hons) in Arts Practice and Cultural Studies (First), Coventry University; and trained at London Contemporary Dance School and Alvin Ailey, New York.
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Abigail Walton
She / Her
Director of Development.
4 days per week.
Based in Sheffield.
Information coming soon.
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Debbie Cowley
She / Her
Administration and Data Manager.
4 days per week.
Based in Manchester.
Having originally trained as a dancer and dance teacher at Laban and London College of Dance and Drama, Debbie has over 35 years’ experience of working in dance and the creative industries. Debbie joined DCD in September 2021 having most recently worked for Cheshire Dance as their General Manager and prior to that having worked for 14 years at Trafford Council as Strategic Manager for Culture & Sport.
Prior to moving to Manchester from London in 1999, Debbie worked as a freelance dancer, teacher, lecturer and advisor, and boasted a portfolio of clients that included; Greenwich Dance Agency, Random Dance Company, Union Dance Company, the London Boroughs of Croydon, Bromley & Lewisham and working as far afield as Cumbria and the Lake District.
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Emily Labhart
She / Her
50th Anniversary Producer
2 days per week.
Based in West Midlands
Emily joined Dancer’s Career Development in 2023 to produce a varied programme of exciting events that mark DCD’s 50th anniversary.
Emily is an experienced Creative Producer, specialising in Dance of the African Diaspora & international collaboration.
Emily graduated from the University of Surrey with a BA in Dance and Culture with Professional Training in 2014. In 2017, she completed the Clore Leadership Programme Emerging Leaders Course and was published in Routledge’s ‘What Moves You? Shaping Your Dissertation in Dance’. Emily has been an invited speaker on panels for One Dance UK, PoP Moves and Screen25.
To date, Emily has worked for some of the UK’s leading dance organisations including Sadler’s Wells, Phoenix Dance Theatre and Birmingham International Dance Festival. Based in the West Midlands, she works in a freelance capacity with a range of independent artists, cultural organisations and venues across the UK – working collaboratively to take great projects to the next level.
Emily is the Founder of Dancehall Origins, an international programme that celebrates and advocates for this key element of Jamaican culture. Her recent portfolio includes working with Olivier Award winning artist Dickson Mbi and his renowned Popping Crew Fiya House, Olivier Award nominated artist Julia Cheng and her company House of Absolute, as well as producing cross-art programmes such as Birmingham Weekender in Digbeth and O’Driscoll Collective’s AMP Voices.
Previously, Vanessa was a freelance consultant working in the arts and cultural sector, with experience in senior roles including Joint Director and CEO of Oxford Playhouse; Artistic Director and CEO of the Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, Somerset; and Director of Recreational & Prevocational Dance at The Place, London.
Vanessa spent the first 15 years of her career working internationally as a freelance choreographer and director for opera, theatre and dance companies. A Trustee of South East Dance, Vanessa also sits on the OxLEP Culture and Visitor Economy Sub-Group and Tourism Task Force.
Vanessa has an Executive MBA (with Distinction), Bayes Business School (formerly Cass); BA (Hons) in Arts Practice and Cultural Studies (First), Coventry University; and trained at London Contemporary Dance School and Alvin Ailey, New York.
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Having originally trained as a dancer and dance teacher at Laban and London College of Dance and Drama, Debbie has over 35 years’ experience of working in dance and the creative industries. Debbie joined DCD in September 2021 having most recently worked for Cheshire Dance as their General Manager and prior to that having worked for 14 years at Trafford Council as Strategic Manager for Culture & Sport.
Prior to moving to Manchester from London in 1999, Debbie worked as a freelance dancer, teacher, lecturer and advisor, and boasted a portfolio of clients that included; Greenwich Dance Agency, Random Dance Company, Union Dance Company, the London Boroughs of Croydon, Bromley & Lewisham and working as far afield as Cumbria and the Lake District.
Emily joined Dancer’s Career Development in 2023 to produce a varied programme of exciting events that mark DCD’s 50th anniversary.
Emily is an experienced Creative Producer, specialising in Dance of the African Diaspora & international collaboration.
Emily graduated from the University of Surrey with a BA in Dance and Culture with Professional Training in 2014. In 2017, she completed the Clore Leadership Programme Emerging Leaders Course and was published in Routledge’s ‘What Moves You? Shaping Your Dissertation in Dance’. Emily has been an invited speaker on panels for One Dance UK, PoP Moves and Screen25.
To date, Emily has worked for some of the UK’s leading dance organisations including Sadler’s Wells, Phoenix Dance Theatre and Birmingham International Dance Festival. Based in the West Midlands, she works in a freelance capacity with a range of independent artists, cultural organisations and venues across the UK – working collaboratively to take great projects to the next level.
Emily is the Founder of Dancehall Origins, an international programme that celebrates and advocates for this key element of Jamaican culture. Her recent portfolio includes working with Olivier Award winning artist Dickson Mbi and his renowned Popping Crew Fiya House, Olivier Award nominated artist Julia Cheng and her company House of Absolute, as well as producing cross-art programmes such as Birmingham Weekender in Digbeth and O’Driscoll Collective’s AMP Voices.
PROGRAMMES TEAM:
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Ellen Chambers
She / Her
Support and Programmes Manager: Strategic Partnerships Lead (Maternity Leave)
3 days per week.
Based in London.
Ellen joined DCD in October 2013, combining her passion for dance with a wealth of project management experience and her desire to help others to achieve their potential. Ellen provides one to one support to dancers as well as leading on DCD’s flagship projects such as EVOLVE and the Transition Coaching Programme, and regularly delivers workshops and talks on the Schools and Conservatoires Programme.
Ellen is an accredited Relational Dynamics 1st coach, passing the course with Distinction in April 2016. She is also a proud trustee of Dane Hurst’s Moving Assembly Project.
Since graduating from the University of Lincoln with a BA(Hons) in Drama in 2008, Ellen has contributed to the success of leading theatre-in-education organisation Freshwater Theatre Company and Squeaky Gate, a charity providing Further Education arts courses to vulnerable adults.
A life-long amateur dancer, Ellen has participated in projects with East London Dance, Big Dance with Wayne McGregor | Random Dance, and currently trains in Jazz Dance at Morley College.
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Lucy Glover
She / Her
Support and Programmes Manager: Inclusion and Impact Lead.
Full time.
Based in Reading.
Lucy joined DCD in September 2020 as Interim Dancer Support and Programmes Officer. Lucy joined DCD from Studio Wayne McGregor, where she held the role of Company Producer. Lucy trained as a dancer at The Place and Trinity Laban, graduating with a BA in Dance Theatre, before commencing a vibrant and varied career in the UK dance sector, including roles with Big Dance 2014, Boy Blue, Second Hand Dance and Michael Clark Company.
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Simone Muller-Lotz
She / Her
Support and Programmes Manager: Independent dancer Lead.
2 days per week.
Based in London.
Simone curated the Career Insights Programme for DCD in 2017 and rejoined the team in 2020 as Dancer Support and Programmes Manager- Independent Lead.
Simone holds an Honours degree in Psychology and runs an online platform re-centre which provides core training to postpartum women. Originally from South Africa, Simone trained in the UK at The Royal Ballet School and Central School of Ballet. She was a professional dancer for 14 years both in the UK and South Africa.
Simone is thrilled to be a part of the DCD team.
This position is generously supported by The Linbury Trust.
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Hannah Osmond
She / Her
Support and Programmes Manager: Strategic Partnerships Lead (Maternity Cover).
3 days per week.
Based in Brighton.
Hannah graduated from London Contemporary Dance School with a degree in Dance Performance in 1998 and has spent the past quarter of a century charting a career within the dance industry that has taken her on a journey through performing, teaching, project managing, producing and as a commissioned writer creating educational resource packs and other materials.
Hannah is passionate about the transformative impact that dance has on people’s lives and is thrilled to be joining the team at DCD, where she hopes to utilise her own experiences to support others with their own career transitions.
Over the years Hannah has worked across a wide spectrum of different dance genres and with people of all ages and backgrounds. She continues to work as an Producer & Project Manager and for the past 6 years has been working with Eleesha Drennan Dance. She has also worked with Deaf Men Dancing, Hofesh Shechter, Mark Murphy and Lost Dog among others. Hannah is also an Independent Funeral & Wedding Celebrant, having trained with the fellowship of Professional Celebrants in 2016. In her spare time, Hannah volunteers with Brighton-based cat welfare charity, ‘Lost Cats Brighton’, with whom she is also a member of the Board of Trustees.
Ellen joined DCD in October 2013, combining her passion for dance with a wealth of project management experience and her desire to help others to achieve their potential. Ellen provides one to one support to dancers as well as leading on DCD’s flagship projects such as EVOLVE and the Transition Coaching Programme, and regularly delivers workshops and talks on the Schools and Conservatoires Programme.
Ellen is an accredited Relational Dynamics 1st coach, passing the course with Distinction in April 2016. She is also a proud trustee of Dane Hurst’s Moving Assembly Project.
Since graduating from the University of Lincoln with a BA(Hons) in Drama in 2008, Ellen has contributed to the success of leading theatre-in-education organisation Freshwater Theatre Company and Squeaky Gate, a charity providing Further Education arts courses to vulnerable adults.
A life-long amateur dancer, Ellen has participated in projects with East London Dance, Big Dance with Wayne McGregor | Random Dance, and currently trains in Jazz Dance at Morley College.
Lucy joined DCD in September 2020 as Interim Dancer Support and Programmes Officer. Lucy joined DCD from Studio Wayne McGregor, where she held the role of Company Producer. Lucy trained as a dancer at The Place and Trinity Laban, graduating with a BA in Dance Theatre, before commencing a vibrant and varied career in the UK dance sector, including roles with Big Dance 2014, Boy Blue, Second Hand Dance and Michael Clark Company.
Simone curated the Career Insights Programme for DCD in 2017 and rejoined the team in 2020 as Dancer Support and Programmes Manager- Independent Lead.
Simone holds an Honours degree in Psychology and runs an online platform re-centre which provides core training to postpartum women. Originally from South Africa, Simone trained in the UK at The Royal Ballet School and Central School of Ballet. She was a professional dancer for 14 years both in the UK and South Africa.
Simone is thrilled to be a part of the DCD team.
This position is generously supported by The Linbury Trust.
Hannah graduated from London Contemporary Dance School with a degree in Dance Performance in 1998 and has spent the past quarter of a century charting a career within the dance industry that has taken her on a journey through performing, teaching, project managing, producing and as a commissioned writer creating educational resource packs and other materials.
Hannah is passionate about the transformative impact that dance has on people’s lives and is thrilled to be joining the team at DCD, where she hopes to utilise her own experiences to support others with their own career transitions.
Over the years Hannah has worked across a wide spectrum of different dance genres and with people of all ages and backgrounds. She continues to work as an Producer & Project Manager and for the past 6 years has been working with Eleesha Drennan Dance. She has also worked with Deaf Men Dancing, Hofesh Shechter, Mark Murphy and Lost Dog among others. Hannah is also an Independent Funeral & Wedding Celebrant, having trained with the fellowship of Professional Celebrants in 2016. In her spare time, Hannah volunteers with Brighton-based cat welfare charity, ‘Lost Cats Brighton’, with whom she is also a member of the Board of Trustees.
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Chloe Jones
She / Her
Programmes Administrator.
4 days per week.
Based in Manchester.
Chloe has recently joined DCD as Programmes Administrator after taking a break from the Dance Sector for personal development. Chloe started her career as a performer for Avant Garde Dance Company, touring nationally and internationally before taking on the role of Participation Manager.
After working closely with Avant Garde Dance Company for several years, she continued a dynamic career, working with East London Dance, Big Dance Bus, MOVE IT, NYDC & Candoco Residency 2022 and Emma Kerr Creative.
Whilst working at DCD, Chloe continues to develop herself by taking an MSC Applied Positive Psychology Degree at Anglia Ruskin. Her future ambitions involve moving into the Mental Health and Well-being space to support Dancers whilst also re-discovering her creative self.
Chloe has recently joined DCD as Programmes Administrator after taking a break from the Dance Sector for personal development. Chloe started her career as a performer for Avant Garde Dance Company, touring nationally and internationally before taking on the role of Participation Manager.
After working closely with Avant Garde Dance Company for several years, she continued a dynamic career, working with East London Dance, Big Dance Bus, MOVE IT, NYDC & Candoco Residency 2022 and Emma Kerr Creative.
Whilst working at DCD, Chloe continues to develop herself by taking an MSC Applied Positive Psychology Degree at Anglia Ruskin. Her future ambitions involve moving into the Mental Health and Well-being space to support Dancers whilst also re-discovering her creative self.
FREELANCE COMMUNICATIONS:
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Nat Cowx
Graphic Design
Ad hoc.
Nat is an award winning creative and has spent twenty years creating engaging experiences for the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, including the Performing Arts sector.
Nat is the founder and owner of Studio Cowx, a strategic brand design agency.
When she isn’t at her Mac, she is kept on her toes at home with her two young children. In her spare time Nat attends the local dance school where she takes weekly classes in RAD Ballet, as well as hillwalking surrounding her home in Scotland. She also runs and enjoys her weekly CrossFit classes.
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Rob Gravenor
DCD Alumni, Animator, Video Editor.
Ad hoc.
Born in Cumbria, Robert trained at the Royal Ballet School and danced professionally for 15 years with The Royal Ballet and Birmingham Royal Ballet companies.
Grateful for the invaluable support from the DCD, Robert changed career in 2011 to become a professional filmmaker / editor. He has worked as a freelancer with many notable artists, dancers, musicians, actors and comedians. Robert has also worked as an in-house camera operator / editor for Heni, creating art history films and as a senior film editor, teaching continuity to BA degree level acting students.
He is currently an in-house editor for Imperial College London and creates films on topics within the sciences.
Robert enjoys mathematics, meditation, music, but most of all – playing football and dancing with his son, Harry.
Nat is an award winning creative and has spent twenty years creating engaging experiences for the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, including the Performing Arts sector.
Nat is the founder and owner of Studio Cowx, a strategic brand design agency.
When she isn’t at her Mac, she is kept on her toes at home with her two young children. In her spare time Nat attends the local dance school where she takes weekly classes in RAD Ballet, as well as hillwalking surrounding her home in Scotland. She also runs and enjoys her weekly CrossFit classes.
Born in Cumbria, Robert trained at the Royal Ballet School and danced professionally for 15 years with The Royal Ballet and Birmingham Royal Ballet companies.
Grateful for the invaluable support from the DCD, Robert changed career in 2011 to become a professional filmmaker / editor. He has worked as a freelancer with many notable artists, dancers, musicians, actors and comedians. Robert has also worked as an in-house camera operator / editor for Heni, creating art history films and as a senior film editor, teaching continuity to BA degree level acting students.
He is currently an in-house editor for Imperial College London and creates films on topics within the sciences.
Robert enjoys mathematics, meditation, music, but most of all – playing football and dancing with his son, Harry.
FREELANCE COACHING AND FACILITATION TEAM:
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Isabel Mortimer
Director of Coaching and EVOLVE Workshop Facilitator.
Isabel is a Personal and Executive coach CPCC, Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, and an Organisational Relationship and Systems Coach (both endorsed by the International Coaching Federation, ICF). Isabel specialises in Leadership development, cultural change, and enabling positive team dynamics.
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Jane Ralls
DCD Coach (Birmingham) and School Workshop Facilitator.
Jane Ralls is a coach and Action Learning Facilitator based in the West Midlands.
Jane has worked in the arts since the late 90s, including being on the Senior Leadership Team at DanceXchange in Birmingham and also being a trustee and more recently Vice Chair for People Dancing. She also has experience in supporting individuals and companies in both personal and professional transition. This includes career progression, parenthood, redundancy, confidence and work/life balance.
Jane enjoys working with a range of clients and aims to provide a positive and empowering experience.
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Louise Yates
DCD Coach (Leeds), Evolve and School Workshop Facilitator.
Louise is an experienced coach and facilitator who is passionate about supporting individuals to work and live at their best, particularly when they are going through life changes. Helping people to connect to what is really important to them and develop their confidence to take those steps to achieve this lies at the heart of how Louise works with her clients. She combines a warm, calm and supportive approach with intuition and challenge, providing a safe exploratory space for her clients to learn and develop.
Louise has 18 years coaching experience and is a Certified Co-active Coach, Certified Organisation and Relationship Coach and a trained coach supervisor with The Coach Supervision Academy.
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Frances Cairney
DCD Coach, Glasgow.
Frances is an experienced coach with fourteen years’ experience of helping a wide variety of people explore and clarify their goals then supporting them to make the changes they want to make. Within the safety of the coaching relationship, she blends warmth and encouragement with challenge and focus to give people the confidence to try new things and learn through their experiences.
She is passionate about helping people have balanced and rewarding lives. She firmly believes that given the time and space to think, people can discover their untapped resources, allowing them to grow and be happy.
She is also an accredited BABCP Psychotherapist so can use a wide range of research-evidenced psychological tools and techniques to help individuals overcome their fears to make change happen.
Isabel is a Personal and Executive coach CPCC, Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, and an Organisational Relationship and Systems Coach (both endorsed by the International Coaching Federation, ICF). Isabel specialises in Leadership development, cultural change, and enabling positive team dynamics.
Jane Ralls is a coach and Action Learning Facilitator based in the West Midlands.
Jane has worked in the arts since the late 90s, including being on the Senior Leadership Team at DanceXchange in Birmingham and also being a trustee and more recently Vice Chair for People Dancing. She also has experience in supporting individuals and companies in both personal and professional transition. This includes career progression, parenthood, redundancy, confidence and work/life balance.
Jane enjoys working with a range of clients and aims to provide a positive and empowering experience.
Louise is an experienced coach and facilitator who is passionate about supporting individuals to work and live at their best, particularly when they are going through life changes. Helping people to connect to what is really important to them and develop their confidence to take those steps to achieve this lies at the heart of how Louise works with her clients. She combines a warm, calm and supportive approach with intuition and challenge, providing a safe exploratory space for her clients to learn and develop.
Louise has 18 years coaching experience and is a Certified Co-active Coach, Certified Organisation and Relationship Coach and a trained coach supervisor with The Coach Supervision Academy.
Frances is an experienced coach with fourteen years’ experience of helping a wide variety of people explore and clarify their goals then supporting them to make the changes they want to make. Within the safety of the coaching relationship, she blends warmth and encouragement with challenge and focus to give people the confidence to try new things and learn through their experiences.
She is passionate about helping people have balanced and rewarding lives. She firmly believes that given the time and space to think, people can discover their untapped resources, allowing them to grow and be happy.
She is also an accredited BABCP Psychotherapist so can use a wide range of research-evidenced psychological tools and techniques to help individuals overcome their fears to make change happen.
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Jaimie Tapper
Skills for Living Facilitator.
Jaimie is an Organisational and Coaching Psychologist who draws on contextual behavioural approaches, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She works with individuals and groups to improve their performance and enhance their health and wellbeing.
Jaimie’s portfolio career includes an executive role leading the strategic development of community health interventions and staff training, health and performance at Shoreditch Trust as Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Jaimie is a Research Associate at City, University of London and a guest lecturer at Chester University. In addition, Jaimie works as a consultant Psychologist for a range of clients, including Dancers Career Development, the Royal Ballet Company, the Royal Ballet School and the National Ballet School of Canada. Jaimie is a Trustee of Studio Wayne McGregor and of the Prix de Lausanne.
Prior to retraining as a Psychologist, Jaimie was a Principal Dancer with the Royal Ballet company.
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Ross McIntosh
Skill for Living Facilitator.
Ross takes a stand for what’s possible in the workplace. He designs and delivers evidence-based skills training to support adults in realising these possibilities for themselves. With a particular focus on psychological well-being, adaptability and recovery from work his approach is founded in contextual behavioural science.
At City, University of London, Ross works alongside Dr Paul Flaxman in an academic/practitioner partnership. Together, they design, deliver and research ACT Workplace Training for both the public and private sector. Ross also lectures in the application of ACT in the workplace and in coaching at City, University of London and Birkbeck, University of London.
As part of his mission to make behavioural science more accessible, useful and fun he established his start-up, People Soup, over seven years ago. People Soup is also the name of his award-winning podcast which has a strong global following and is available wherever you get your podcasts.
Jaimie is an Organisational and Coaching Psychologist who draws on contextual behavioural approaches, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She works with individuals and groups to improve their performance and enhance their health and wellbeing.
Jaimie’s portfolio career includes an executive role leading the strategic development of community health interventions and staff training, health and performance at Shoreditch Trust as Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Jaimie is a Research Associate at City, University of London and a guest lecturer at Chester University. In addition, Jaimie works as a consultant Psychologist for a range of clients, including Dancers Career Development, the Royal Ballet Company, the Royal Ballet School and the National Ballet School of Canada. Jaimie is a Trustee of Studio Wayne McGregor and of the Prix de Lausanne.
Prior to retraining as a Psychologist, Jaimie was a Principal Dancer with the Royal Ballet company.
Ross takes a stand for what’s possible in the workplace. He designs and delivers evidence-based skills training to support adults in realising these possibilities for themselves. With a particular focus on psychological well-being, adaptability and recovery from work his approach is founded in contextual behavioural science.
At City, University of London, Ross works alongside Dr Paul Flaxman in an academic/practitioner partnership. Together, they design, deliver and research ACT Workplace Training for both the public and private sector. Ross also lectures in the application of ACT in the workplace and in coaching at City, University of London and Birkbeck, University of London.
As part of his mission to make behavioural science more accessible, useful and fun he established his start-up, People Soup, over seven years ago. People Soup is also the name of his award-winning podcast which has a strong global following and is available wherever you get your podcasts.
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Aaron Francis
He / Him
Schools Workshop Facilitator.
Freelance.
London.
Information coming soon.
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Hannah Moore
She / Her
Schools Workshop Facilitator.
Freelance.
London.
Information coming soon.
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Nicolette Wilson-Clarke
She / Her
Schools Workshop Facilitator.
Freelance.
London.
Nicolette Wilson-Clarke is the founder of The Creative Genius – a psychotherapy, coaching, facilitation and consultancy agency specialising in supporting the emotional and mental well-being of creatives.
She is also an Advisory Board Member for Freedom Foundation who cultivate and enhance the emotional well-being of children and young people. Passionate about positively shifting negative cultures surrounding mental health within the creative industry. She intends to be a disrupter and a conduit for change promoting inclusivity and acceptance for all.
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Araminta Wraith
She / Her
Schools Workshop Facilitator.
Freelance.
London.
Information coming soon.
Information coming soon.
Information coming soon.
Nicolette Wilson-Clarke is the founder of The Creative Genius – a psychotherapy, coaching, facilitation and consultancy agency specialising in supporting the emotional and mental well-being of creatives.
She is also an Advisory Board Member for Freedom Foundation who cultivate and enhance the emotional well-being of children and young people. Passionate about positively shifting negative cultures surrounding mental health within the creative industry. She intends to be a disrupter and a conduit for change promoting inclusivity and acceptance for all.
Information coming soon.
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