Understand what needs to shift
We start with the outcome, not the agenda. What decision has to be made, what has been tried and what is genuinely open?
Who I am
I am an independent process facilitator working with charities, funders, universities and international networks. My job is to make sure the right conversation happens with the right people, and that it ends somewhere useful.

My approach
Most sessions that disappoint were never really designed. I spend time understanding the decision, the people and the constraints before deciding what happens in the room.
We start with the outcome, not the agenda. What decision has to be made, what has been tried and what is genuinely open?
Hierarchy, confidence, language and thinking style all affect who contributes. The design accounts for that from the beginning.
I am not there to have the answers. I am there to make sure the group’s knowledge is used well and the difficult parts are not avoided.
Decisions, agreements, prototypes or tools, something the group can act on once the session ends.

Serious about the outcome.
Human about the process.
A bit more about me
My background is in drama for social change, and I have a BA (Hons) in Drama from the University of Manchester.
That still shapes how I work. I pay attention to the energy in a room, the stories people are telling themselves and the difference between talking about a possible future and being able to see or test it.
My approach is warm, creative and direct. I use visual, practical and sometimes playful methods, including LEGO® Serious Play®, where they help people think differently. But the activity is never the point. The method has to earn its place by helping the group reach a better decision or create something it can actually use.
I am an IAF Certified Professional Facilitator and was elected to the International Association of Facilitators England and Wales Board in 2021. My work with Bridge 47 also received a Facilitation Impact Award.
Background & credentials
What I care about
If people are in the room, their contribution should shape the result, not decorate it.
Naming tension early is usually faster than working around it for a day and a half.
Where it helps, I train peer facilitators so teams can keep running the process themselves.
Let's work together
Tell me what feels stuck, what you need to achieve and who needs to be involved. I’ll help you work out the right shape for the process.
Talk through your challenge