I offer one-to-one and group mentoring sessions for artists and creative facilitators, designed to support professional development, creative reflection, and long-term sustainability. Sessions can be commissioned directly by individual artists or arranged in partnership with organisations working with creative practitioners.

Each session is a co-created, non-directive space where we use the creative process as a tool to explore challenges, overcome blocks, or envision new directions. Mentoring can focus on the broader arc of a career or address a specific project, and can be offered as a one-off consultation or as a regular, ongoing check-in throughout a creative journey.

My mentoring practice frequently supports artists seeking to build more sustainable ways of working, integrate self-care into their practice, or reflect on the emotional demands of their work. I often work with artists who hold space for others, come from marginalised backgrounds, or work in high-pressure or high-responsibility contexts where burnout is a risk. These sessions offer a rare opportunity to pause, zoom out, and engage with the deeper layers of creative practice that can be overlooked in the urgency of day-to-day work.

Previous mentoring roles include AWAN x Iraq, a year-long professional development programme supporting Iraqi women artists in Baghdad, Basra, and Erbil, and The Artists’ Represent Recovery Network, supporting ethnically diverse artists of colour working in the field of creative health in London.