Speaking & Presenting to Inspire Curiosity.

I communicate complex ideas through engaging keynote presentations, conference talks, webinars, workshops, panel discussions, guest lectures, and thought-provoking articles. Grounded in psychology, criminology and lived experience, I translate evidence into accessible, engaging content that informs, challenges, and inspires.

My work explores topics including neurodiversity and inclusion, identity, belonging, leadership, psychological safety, online behaviour, activism, social justice, environmental sustainability, and the challenges of navigating an increasingly complex world. Every presentation and article is thoughtfully tailored to its audience, combining evidence, storytelling, humour, and practical insight to create an engaging experience that continues long after the conversation has ended.

Whether I’m speaking to organisations, universities, charities, conferences, community groups, or writing for professional and public audiences, my aim is to encourage curiosity, challenge assumptions, and create conversations that lead to meaningful reflection and lasting change.

Grounded in Evidence

Every talk, workshop, and article is grounded in research, professional practice, and real-world experience.

Thought Provoking

Challenging assumptions through storytelling, psychology, and evidence to inspire reflection and new perspectives.

Tailored to Your Audience

Every keynote, workshop, and publication is shaped around the audience, context, and goals.

Lasting Impact

Sharing practical insights that continue to influence thinking, conversations, and action long after the event.

About me – speaking and presenting

Thought-provoking. Evidence-informed. Memorable.

My work explores the intersection of psychology, identity, creativity, justice, and human experience. Through keynote presentations, articles, workshops, and public engagement, I bring complex ideas to life in ways that inform, inspire, and provoke meaningful conversation.

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Examples of My Work

Welsh Centre for Crime and Social Justice 2026 Conference

A couple of months ago, I had the pleasure of presenting at the Welsh Centre for Crime and Social Justice…

Helping Children Be Heard and Seen: Supporting Families Affected by Parental Imprisonment

Attending the 10th Anniversary celebration of Children Heard and Seen was a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when…

When online harm is explained away: vegans, harassment and the curious expectation that we should all just put up with it

When vegans are subjected to online abuse, threats, or harassment, the response is often not concern but dismissal. "What did…

Belonging, Bias and the Ethics of Justification: Online Discourses of Animal Consumption and Climate Inaction

This article explores how online conversations about animal consumption and climate inaction are shaped not only by facts, but by…

The Spin Cycle of Being Alone

A blocked washing machine shouldn't feel existential, and yet somehow it does. This reflective piece explores the strange loneliness that…

For the Love of Peace: Neoliberalism’s False Promise

We are told that peace comes from being stronger than everyone else. That safety comes from bigger weapons, faster technologies,…

You Don’t Understand My Perspective

What if understanding someone’s perspective and agreeing with them are not the same thing? In conflict, we often assume that…

The Nature of Deception: Why People Protest Truth, Honesty, and Innocence

Human deception is rarely as simple as a deliberate choice to lie. Research across psychology, behavioural economics, philosophy, and social…

What Does It Mean to Be a Woman?

In this reflective piece, I explore a question that often appears simple but is anything but: What does it mean…