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Jason Arday: When Scrutiny Becomes Something Else
Jason Arday died on 14 August 2026. He was 41. Just weeks earlier, he had been…
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The Scenic Route to Becoming a Chartered Coaching Psychologist
Is there only one route to Chartership? Explore an inspiring journey to becoming a Chartered Coaching…
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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…
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Children 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…
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Breaking Barriers: Building Anti-Ableist Coaching Practice
How might ableism be influencing your coaching practice without you even realising it? In this EMCC…
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Breaking Barriers: Coaching Psychology, Institutional Ableism and Human Rights
Presented at the 83rd International Council of Psychologists Conference in Rotterdam, this research explored autistic women’s…
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Coaching Psychology as Social Activism: Redefining Inclusion Beyond Systemic Ableism
Presented at the 2025 BPS Division of Coaching Psychology Conference, this article explores how coaching psychology…
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Coaching Psychology as Activism: Challenging Ableism in Coaching Practice
Receiving the Best Roundtable Presentation Award at the 2025 BPS Division of Coaching Psychology Conference was…
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British Psychological Society Recognition for Challenging Systemic Ableism Through Coaching Psychology
Receiving the Best Roundtable Presentation Award from the British Psychological Society Division of Coaching Psychology was…
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Neutralising Compassion Receives Highly Commended Award in Wrexham University Visualising Research Competition 2025
I am delighted that my visual research entry, Neutralising Compassion, received a Highly Commended Award in…
