Rowen's Biography

Rowen is a valued member of the Sensory Space team. She first joined us as a volunteer during our Summer Camp in 2025, where she spent two weeks supporting and assisting the children taking part in the programme.
Having a younger brother who is autistic has given Rowen a personal understanding of some of the everyday experiences and challenges that families of children with additional needs may face.
Rowen has a positive attitude towards learning and enjoys challenging herself, developing new skills and trying new things.
Outside of Sensory Space, Rowen has been passionate about football since the age of nine. She plays for Termonfeckin FC and is a proud Liverpool supporter.
Rowen is also a big music fan and loves going to concerts whenever she gets the chance. Some of her favourite artists include Ariana Grande and Harry Styles.

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Eve's Biography

Eve is a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist specialising in Play Therapy, with over 20 years’ experience working with children. She began her career as an Early Years Educator after obtaining her BA (Ord) in Early Childhood Care and Education. Her passion for supporting children’s emotional wellbeing led her to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Play Therapy, followed by a Master’s Degree in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy.
 
Eve takes an integrative, child-centred approach, drawing on a range of therapeutic approaches to meet the individual needs of each child. Through play, children can express and explore feelings and experiences that may be difficult to put into words, supporting the development of
emotional awareness, coping skills, confidence and resilience.
 
Alongside her therapeutic work, Eve has experience supporting parents and young children in the early years, with a particular focus on child development, relationships and parenting. She believes that working collaboratively with parents and carers is an important part of supporting
positive change and helping children and families beyond the therapy room. She is also a trained facilitator of the Circle of Security Parenting Programme.
 
Eve is committed to ongoing personal and professional development and is currently pre-accredited with the Irish Association for Play Therapy and Psychotherapy (IAPTP), working in accordance with its professional and ethical standards.
 
Outside of her professional life, Eve enjoys spending time with her family, including her two teenage children. She loves spending time in nature and at the beach, as well as getting creative through crafts and other creative activities.

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Celebrating Women on International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day is on Wednesday March the 8th this year.  It is a global celebration acknowledging women across the world for how they contribute, grow and innovate in society in a multi-faceted paradigm.  It is a movement where women empower other women and strive towards an equality in every facet of life.  It is also about how men can contribute and support women to achieve their goals.  Combatting discrimination and bias is a core goal here.  Its inception was back in the US in 1909 and since then it has grown year by year, becoming much more powerful and well known throughout the globe.
Women’s right to vote, gender pay gap and an inclusive world for women has been campaigned for over the years.  The colours of purple and green are worn by women, purple signifying justice and green symbolising hope.  In different countries International Women’s Day is celebrated differently.  From women getting a day off work, to receiving Mimosa, to receiving flowers and other gifts from family members and loved ones.  The theme for the 2023 march is “Innovation and technology for gender equality”.  It is about creating a platform to help forge positive change for women all around the world.  It is to highlight high profile cases where women have been treated unjustly.
It is about recognising basic human rights for women, showing women compassion, and challenging the biased narratives in society.  It may be a one-day celebration yearly but it is about planting the seeds everyday in young men, women, fathers, sons, mothers, daughters about having a voice and speaking up for what they believe in to create a safer world for our young girls to grow up in. It is about Women becoming and being given the fair chance to be world leaders, innovators, leaders in society.  It is about saying we support our women and champion them in their journey.  We challenge sexism, misogyny, and discrimination.
Women can change the world when given the chance, make it a better place, sow the seeds of hope, love, compassion, empathy, and joy.  Support women as mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunties in their journey for a more balanced world and a society devoid of unnecessary discrimination.  It is about empowering women to say I can and I will, I am good enough to climb those mountains that society said was not possible.  Nothing is ever impossible, but the steps need to be put in place to support women towards their goals.  Love women, be their biggest supporters, instill hope that they can, and it creates the nurturing environment like a flower blooming in spring, an environment that allows the space to give them wings for flight and unlimited growth. Happy International Women’s Day! Cherish, support and value women on March 8th 2023 😀
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