Meet Bex

With over 12 years working in the disability sector, Bex has extensive experience working with people of all abilities. She has worked with children, teens and adults, in both group and individual settings. 

Utilising a strengths-based, person-centred, holistic approach, her primary modality for facilitating therapeutic space, is movement. Drawing on the concept of body and mind as an integrated and dynamic system, Bex uses movement, breath, creative expression and play as core elements of her sessions.


Bex operates from a Social Model of health, with a critical perspective that recognises intersectionality and social systems as factors to be aware of when working with groups and individuals. She has experience working with mixed ability groups and utilises movement, art and music in sessions, as carrier activities to support connection, relationship, social, emotional and life skills. A key consideration of her work is always ‘how can I make this accessible and meaningful to the client.’

Her special interest areas include neurodiversity; self-compassion; mindful movement; embodied cognition; intersectionality; and emotional regulation through body-based processes.