Singing Hearts Collective

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About us

Singing Hearts Collective CIC is a small company of creative arts therapists and social thinkers based in West Yorkshire. We bring creative arts to individuals, communities and companies, forging creative pathways to wellbeing and making hearts sing!

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Our approach

We believe that creativity is fundamental to being human, bringing purpose, meaning, and connection to our lives. Our mission is to enrich lives , strengthen relationships and support communities to thrive, by bringing creativity into the everyday.

We deeply value the importance of downtime and reflection as essential for creativity, well-being, and personal growth. In today’s fast-paced world, finding space to simply be can be a challenge—but it is in these moments that we gain clarity, feel truly alive, and reconnect with who we are at heart.

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Meet the Founder

‘I'm a musician and registered music therapist based in West Yorkshire.

Songwriting, self-expression and collaboration, and are central to my own creative practice, and the work I do to support and inspire others.

Music has been part of my life since childhood, growing up with musician parents and starting to learn the violin at four. I found my own personal creative outlet as a teenager, when I discovered the guitar, songwriting, and the blues.

Alongside studying English literature, running a market garden, and raising a family, I developed a skill for using music to engage others. When working in various schools and special educational provision, I found music to be a powerful tool for connecting, often with people who were struggling on the margins of society. In 2011, I completed an masters in music therapy with Nordoff and Robbins. Since then, I have developed specialisms, working in women’s mental health and with adolescents.

Currently, I enjoy sharing my time between working as a music therapist, writing and performing music, tending two allotments, and leading Singing Hearts Collective.’

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