
Our Journey and who we are
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Shauna Tiffany - Founder, Clinical Director, Creative Supervisor & Accredited Play Therapist
Supervisor Focus: Creative Supervision for Trainee and Qualified therapists.
Supervision is a vital step in ensuring your values are met, keeping you safe and grounded. We will explore ideas in a variety of media, leaning into strengths, shining a light on the unknowns to continue being the anchor for your clients.
For me this work is about helping people thrive and turning darker days into brighter tomorrows. I am inspired by the strength of the families I meet and the courage they show in their most challenging moments.
The lighthouse has always been a symbol of hope for me, a promise that even in the storm there is light, guidance, and a way forward. The black and white of the lighthouse reflects the light and shadow in all of us.
Favorite Quote: “Enter into children's play, and you will find the place where their minds, hearts, and souls meet." — Virginia Axline.
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Bobbie Loughlin - Bobbie's SEND Support
Bobbie understands that it can be the small things that make the difference when it comes to family dynamics and support around SEND.
Offering family support, school support (SEN Law) sessions and our unique Connecting the Dots on Behaviours Report to identify needs and confidence in your child.
Specialising in ADHD, anxiety and working around those who are demand-avoidant, Bobbie understands that ideas may have to be tweaked and enjoys coming up with creative solutions to meet your families needs.
When she’s not working, Bobbie loves cooking and being outdoors as she finds both activities really help to regulate her busy brain.
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Lauren Christopher - Senior Clinic Coordintor
I ensure the smooth day-to-day running of our clinic and support both our team and the families we work with. I’m the first point of contact for enquiries, helping to guide families through the process and match them with the therapist best suited to their needs.
I’m passionate about creating a welcoming and reassuring experience for every client from their very first interaction with us. My role is all about organisation, communication, and care — making sure everything runs seamlessly behind the scenes so our therapists can focus on supporting the children and families they work with.
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Aidan Roche - Movement Therapist
Client Focus: Children aged 5-10 years. Adults
Types of Therapy: Movement, art, yoga, person centered
Specialist Challenges: Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Trauma, SEND, SEMH
About me: Through dance and movement therapy, I offer a safe and supportive space to explore how feelings are held in the body. Together we can work through anxiety, trauma, or low mood, restoring balance and reconnecting with your inner strength. With movement, care, and my love of the colour blue, I aim to help you rediscover your energy and sparkle.
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Miu Mau - Creative Arts Therapist
Client focus: Children, adults and elderly
Type of therapy: Art and mindfulness
Specialist challenges: Anxiety, depression, PTSD, Attachment, dementia
About me: I offer a creative and supportive space to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Art therapy with me is not about producing artwork or getting it right, but about using creativity to understand yourself more deeply and discover new ways forward. I will walk alongside you, holding space when things feel uncertain and reflecting back the parts of you that may have been overlooked or hidden.
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Rheanna Cooke
Client focus: 5-25 years old
Type of therapy: Integrative, play based, person centered
Specialist challenges: Anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem,school based challenges, friendships
About me: I offer a safe, supportive space where you set the pace. Through creative and play-based therapy, we can explore feelings, build resilience, and work towards your goals. I bring warmth, encouragement, and a love of music and the colour green to create a calm, compassionate atmosphere.

Book an initial assessment to get to know one another and whether we can support you and your family.
There’s no commitment, pressure, or obligation.
It takes a village to raise a child. Not just in geographical location but the network of relationships that connect and bind us together.
-Hilary Clinton