I am currently researching the use of creative therapies in the treatment of trauma-related dissociation. 

Recent research includes the use of Dance Movement to address the difficulties that might arise in the attached relationship between mother and child. This practitioner-led research explores how using ourselves to communicate through movement can transform lives and well-being. The study demonstrates how taking part in physical, non-verbal relationship play helps to improve the lives of vulnerable families. The process is discussed in light of the participants’ relationships with each other and the changes brought about through their shared movement experiences. Parents and children can continue the non-verbal 'Developmental Movement Play' practice at home to devlop more meaningful attached relationships with each other.