Ways to work with me
For organisations who are looking for new and creative ways to engage their teams.
According to Brian Sutton-Smith the opposite of play isn't work, it's depression. Being playful is often seen as the antithesis of productivity but what if I told you it can help you and your team to become more productive, engaged, communicative, trusting and innovative?
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I can support you with bespoke playful facilitation; creative coaching and wellbeing; and fundraising and strategy. ​If you're open to trying something a bit more playful than click below to find out more.
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"Jennie designed and facilitated a bespoke two-hour play session for WRKWLL’s biannual away day to help our associates build trust and connection and review our values (one of which is being playful).
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We loved Jennie's session which brought maximum play and energy to guide us through some really tricky thinking and we left feeling energised, inspired and connected with each other."
Emily Lomax, Co-Founder of WRKWLL
For purpose-driven creatives and entrepreneurs who feel stretched and overwhelmed.
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Are you juggling too many ideas/projects at once? Do you need help gaining clarity and confidence to grow your career/business sustainably? Would you like to learn how to slow down and connect with your body so you can listen to its innate wisdom allowing you to get clear on your long-term goals? Do you need some support to develop those goals into a two-year plan that will help you make more money, have more balance, and the freedom to prioritise what matters to you?
If this sounds like you then click below to find out more.
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"​Jennie has been instrumental in helping my development. ​During our time together, I have grown our community of artists from 6,000 to over 10,000; built a mentoring programme in partnership with The Guildhall to encourage more artists to pursue a career in music; worked on a documentary series with drummer Jas Kayser and vocalist Celeste and launched a record label. ​As a result, I have felt motivated and massively excited about the next, exciting chapter in my career."
Lou Paley, Founder of PACE and Co-Founder of Women In Jazz
For educators working with Reception – Year 3 seeking to strengthen their pastoral offer and enhance their PSHE curriculum.
My sensitive and engaging assembly and workshop for children ages 4-8 combines storytelling, drama activities, and emotional intelligence development to explore feelings of courage and fear while normalising loss honestly and in an age appropriate way.
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The assembly and workshop
accompany my Guardian reviewed true story ‘Becoming Brave’, a children’s picture book about love, grief and believing in yourself. ​If you'd like to book a Becoming Brave assembly and workshop with me then click on the link below.
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"We were privileged to have Jennie deliver an assembly and workshop for our Year 3 children on the important theme of bravery. Jennie captivated the children with her heartfelt story about the loss of her husband, turning a challenging subject into a valuable lesson on courage and resilience. Her compassionate approach and ability to normalise the conversation around grief with such openness and sensitivity was truly remarkable and made a profound impact on everyone present."
Laura Woolf, KS2 Teacher, Bedford Modern Junior School
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