Emma is a core part of The Wild Ways leadership team and a driving force behind its family support work. With over 20 years' experience teaching in specialist educational settings, she brings trauma informed, grounded expertise to everything she does, with a clear-eyed understanding of what it takes to support neurodivergent children and their families well.

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A yoga teacher of over a decade, Emma shares mind, body and breath practices therapeutically to support self-regulation and a return to a sense of inner steadiness. She brings this embodied understanding into her work with families, organisations, and professionals, shaping curriculum and designing and delivering training that is always tailored to the specific needs, context and people she is working with.

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At the heart of Emma's work is the families themselves. She leads on family support, working closely with The Wild Ways team to make sure that everyone working directly with families is well-supported, well-prepared, and working in the belief that healing, growth and learning begin with safety, connection and care.