Perhaps I could invite you to try walking along a slightly different path? Explore finding steadiness, connection and direction through something you might not have heard of or tried before…

I believe there is wisdom and power in slowing down and seeing with fresh eyes, whether we are guiding our children, taking a breath for ourselves, supporting another parent, or reflecting as educators. Mindful Photography offers another, gentle and creative, way to pause, notice, and reconnect with the world around us and within us.

Perhaps you might be interested in a Mindful Photography workshop?

These workshops aren’t about taking a “perfect” picture. They are about seeing what is already here — the play of light, the texture of a leaf, the quiet strength in a child’s gesture — and letting that seeing become a moment of stillness, insight, or even healing. Perhaps you might take a photo or perhaps seeing will be enough and you will keep the picture as a memory.

Through simple, accessible photography practices, with no need for any more than the camera on your your phone, we explore presence, perspective, and the stories our surroundings quietly hold. It’s a beautiful way to deepen self-awareness, nurture wellbeing, and develop a more grounded, responsive way of being — whether in the classroom, at home, or in our own lives.

These workshops are suitable for educators, parents, and children alike, and can be tailored to individuals or small groups. No photography experience is needed — just a willingness to slow down and be curious.

What would you see? What would you have to say? And what would happen if, instead of just quickly capturing it, you slowed down and simply created?

Come and discover what I learned when I trained with Ruth Davey at Look Again on her Working with Mindful Photography course; there is a beautiful and grounded methodology that we can draw on together.