I’ve always been drawn to the spaces where people pause to reflect, question and grow.
I’m a coach, facilitator, educator and advocate for inclusion. Before stepping into nature-connected coaching, I spent over twenty-five years working in international development and education, specialising in gender and inclusion. My work has taken me across the world, supporting people and organisations to learn, grow, and create meaningful change. I value listening deeply, understanding what matters to people, and witnessing individual and collective transformation.
My professional roots are in participatory and creative methodologies. I studied theatre and media for development and have used participatory theatre as a tool for social change, unlocking voice and agency in communities. Creativity, imagination and embodied learning remain central to how I work.
Nature has always been home. I grew up in rural Cornwall, on the edges of Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor. Later, through permaculture, I deepened my understanding of the interconnectedness and interdependence of all living systems — and our shared responsibility within them.
I now co-steward three acres of land in rural Devon, Fishers Meadows, where my outdoor coaching takes place.
Path and Place 