Soul's Tapestry Weekend
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Linsey ClarkLinsey qualified as a Person-Centred Dance Movement Psychotherapist over twenty years ago. Over time she has developed her practice to integrate alternative creative methodologies alongside a deepening of an embodied pluralistic approach. More recently Linsey has cultivated a creative and embodied IFS model which she brings to all her roles, therapist, supervisor, facilitator and educator. Linsey has had the privilege of working in the charitable sector with adult mental health, addiction and learning disabilities, children and adults with ASD. In CAMHS, mainstream and SEN schools, hospice care, early years and private practice. Alongside her clinical practice Linsey is an experienced creative clinical supervisor and educator, having convened, taught and supervised on a DMP Masters for ten years (Dance Voice /Canterbury Christchurch University). Alongside Rosie, Linsey convenes and facilitates Relights' Creative Clinical Supervision Training, accredited by ADMPUK and recognised by UKCP. Linsey appreciates the creative challenge of designing bespoke nurturing, creative and compassionate CPD for those in the helping professions. Believing that we develop the most as professionals in compassionate and creative environments, where there is permission for the body mind spirit connection and curiosity is encouraged. Linsey is currently the Chair of ADMP UK |
Fran PioliBefore joining Rosie in setting up Wild Dandelion, Fran trained and qualified as an Occupational Therapist. She is also a qualified Creative Clinical Supervisor and Quietude® Pracitioner. Having worked for many years in the field of mental health, and more recently, in a trauma informed residential centre supporting women recently out of prison, she is also passionate about making services that help people prepare for death more accessible. Over the years, she has run or participated in many groups, to creatively support people with whatever they may be finding difficult in their lives. She firmly believes in the potential everyone has to develop, and recognises the value and importance of all aspects of the human being in their wellbeing. |
Rosie StrainAs well as being Wild Dandelion’s Co-founder and Executive Director, Rosie Strain is also a Creative Arts Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor, Creative Facilitator and Storyteller and has been working in arts and wellbeing in Bristol for the past 20 years. Rosie’s work has been predominantly with adults with acute mental health needs and she also has extensive experience working with young people with special educational needs. Rosie is previous Creative Director and co-founder of Relight and, as a former chair of Dramatherapy Southwest she has experience of leading and developing services which support those in the helping professions. She also sits on the Supervision Sub-Committee of The British Association of Dramatherapists and is a registered Member of the Health Professions Council (HCPC) and The British Association of Dramatherapists. |
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