I’ve been creating, teaching, and performing in the arts and movement space for over 13 years.

From a young age, dance has been my passion. I transitioned straight from secondary school into earning teaching certifications across a wide range of dance and movement styles. In 2012, I completed a FETAC qualification in Health and Community Services, which led me to begin working privately with children with special needs. This experience planted the seeds of what would become a core part of my practice: making dance and movement accessible to vulnerable and underrepresented groups.

After achieving a first in my BA (Hons) in Creative and Cultural Industries, I experienced a life-changing injury that resulted in a lifelong disability. This period opened my eyes to the many barriers that can prevent people from fully participating and thriving in the arts—barriers I now work actively to dismantle.

Today, my work focuses on storytelling through dance and poetry, and on creating inclusive, adaptive classes that meet people where they are. I believe the arts should be for everyone, and I’m passionate about making that a reality.