Break the silence; end the violence
My professional life is dedicated to empowering individuals through hypnotherapy and counselling. However, my commitment extends beyond the therapy room into passionate activism aimed at ending violence and abuse towards women and girls. This mission is not just a professional calling; it’s a deeply personal one, born from profound loss and a fierce determination to create a safer world.
What Motivates My Activism
My journey into activism was tragically catalysed by the devastating loss of our beloved step-sister and niece to domestic abuse and violence. This unimaginable pain ignited a fire within me, transforming grief into a powerful resolve to fight for change. I believe that no family should endure such a loss, and every woman and girl deserves to live free from fear, abuse, and violence. This personal tragedy fuels my unwavering dedication to raising awareness, advocating for victims, and working towards a future where violence against women and girls is a relic of the past.
What I am doing
My activism work is multifaceted, drawing on my expertise as a therapist and my passion for social change:
Raising Awareness
I actively speak out about the realities of violence and abuse against women and girls, challenging societal norms and breaking the silence that often surrounds these issues. This includes sharing insights on social media, participating in discussions, and highlighting the systemic issues that perpetuate violence.
Motivational Speaking
Training & Educating
I deliver trauma-informed training and education for multiple different groups: in schools, how to create safer, more supportive learning environments for every child; in the workplace, how to create a psychologically safe workspace for your team; in public sector organisations, how to create a community culture of safety and support.
Empowering Teenagers
A significant part of my work focuses on prevention through empowerment. Through my specialised integrative counselling and hypno-coaching for teenage girls, I equip them with crucial tools for self-esteem, self-belief, boundary setting, and recognising healthy relationships. By fostering strong, confident young women, we build a foundation for a future where they are less vulnerable and more resilient.
How You Can Get Involved
Ending violence towards women and girls requires a collective effort. Here’s how you can join this vital movement:
Educate Yourself: Learn about the different forms of violence, its warning signs, and its impact.
Speak Out: Challenge misogynistic attitudes, sexist jokes, and any form of violence or harassment you witness. Your voice matters.
Support Organisations: Donate, volunteer, or simply share the work of organisations dedicated to supporting survivors and preventing violence.
Empower the Next Generation: Encourage open conversations with young people about healthy relationships, consent, and self-worth.
Share My Work: Help amplify these messages by sharing my posts and articles on social media.
- Book a Workshop: Become trauma informed.
Key Organisations & Resources
I am proud to highlight and support the incredible work of these organisations and individuals who are making a significant difference in the fight to end violence:
Lisa Squire
A powerful voice and advocate for victims of domestic abuse and violence.
Hollie Guard
A lifeline for victims of abuse and anyone who feels unsafe.
Madeleine Black
An inspiring survivor and advocate, sharing her story to educate and empower.
Interested in trauma-informed workshop?
Educate & Advocate: Knowledge is Power, Action is Change
Simply get in touch to discuss your needs and we can tailor the workshop to meet your requirements.
A percentage of every workshop booked will be given to charities supporting victims of domestic abuse and violence.
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