Welcome to the studio space where I hope you feel comfortable and safe.

A room with light green walls featuring a colorful mobile hanging on the wall. A white bookshelf containing books and some decorative items stands next to a small pink and yellow dresser. A wooden dining table is surrounded by beige upholstered chairs. A small fans is on the floor against the bookshelf. A multicolored rug lies beneath the table and chairs. A tissue box is on the table, and a tissue box is on a small table in the background.

The studio is designed to be your sanctuary. It has been a carefully created a sensory-friendly environment where your comfort comes first. Get cosy with fuzzy blankets, fidgets, plush animals, sensory friendly lighting, and lots of tea!

For our materials there is a full artist's palette at your fingertips. From many different types of painting and drawing materials to sculpting with clay, printmaking, recycled materials, wood, textile art, and more you'll find every material you need to explore and express yourself. If there is something I don’t have which you are interested in please let me know and I will do what I can to get it for you!

A picture of the building The Carousel where I am located in Nottingham city centre. A red brick building featuring colourful cartoon-style artwork of happy characters, a carousel sign, and large windows, under a partly cloudy sky.

Being a part of the Carousel has been a wonderful experience. It is a community hub that shares the same ethos that I do, one based on community care, accessibility, and how art making can support our mental health. I chose to have my therapy space here because the spirit and the love in these walls is impactful and inspiring. I knew from my first time being here that it was something I wanted to be a part of. Being in a creative space is important to the comfortability of my practice, where we can make a mess, explore, and get creative without having to worry about tables or carpets like a traditional office space. In this space you are encouraged to explore materials without concern or worry.

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Person holding a paintbrush in front of the camera, with a blurred background of a room with large windows.