...which in Twi (a Ghanaian language) means, "Welcome, my friends"...

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Come, take a seat beside the fire and let me tell you about my work.

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Rather than defining it as a single role, I prefer to hold it as an offering. One that is rooted in storytelling, care, ritual & community - where healing & imagination come together.

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As part of this offering, I listen for the stories we all carry, whether in our bodies, in the places we live and work, in memory and in the land itself. I work intentionally and in reciprocity with the natural world and much of my practice is shaped by the quiet teachings of the seasons, in the wisdom of the rooted world beneath our feet and the dynamic life around us. 

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Sometimes this work takes the shape of creative storytelling and performance. Sometimes it is counselling and therapeutic support for wellbeing, designed specifically for children & young people or adults. And sometimes it unfolds in community groups and organisations, through participatory storytelling, creative ritual and spaces where we can imagine fairer futures together.

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Across all of these spaces (and new ones we are yet to build), my practice is relational, trauma-aware and rooted in care - honouring emergent wisdom. I blend creativity, therapeutic insight and enchantment; not as escape, but as a way of tending to what is real, what is lived and what is possible, in regenerative relationship with one another and with the more than human world.

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This is the collective work of listening, tending and being rooted in a reimagining; a dreaming into what might be...alchemy by another name