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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Exploring Inner Peace Through Dramatherapy: A Guide to Healing and Self-Discovery

Dramatherapy caters for any age, one to one or in a group setting and absolutely no previous experience of drama necessary as it is solely a modality of healing through the tool of drama.  The recipients, the therapist and the creative process all work together to achieve a sense of wholeness and well-being.  In a session, the recipients and the therapist go between the experience of being grounded in our bodies and also being open to explore ourselves through our imaginations.  With a safe environment and a trusting therapeutic relationship, Dramatherapy has the potential to allow the unconscious to become visible, known, felt, accepted and integrated into our lives.  

For the best outcome for the following exercise, take some time and space for yourself where you won’t be disturbed and where you feel free to get comfortable.  It is preferable to have your eyes closed after reading the instructions and to be conscious of the breath throughout this practice.  Whatever material that might arise from this technique can be explored and worked through as part of the work of attending Dramatherapy or can be enjoyed purely as a benefit to the individual:

1. Take a breath;
2. Release the breath;
3. Take another breath into the heart space;
4. Let the breath go;
5. Take another breath into the stomach area;
6. Really feel yourself relaxing into wherever you are sitting or lying;
7. Stay here for the next few breaths;
8. Be with your internal body;
9. Keep breathing deeply;
10. All is well;
11. Take your time;
12. Relax the mind;
13. Breathe into your body;
14. Slowly breathing out;
15. Take in a deep breath & fill your lungs;
16. Let out a sigh to release any tension held;
17. If the sigh had a message, what would it be?;
18. Give a voice to this message;
19. Notice where there is any tension in the body;
20. And where exactly it is;
21. Keep breathing;
22. You are safe;
23. Breathe into whatever part of the body needs it;
24. Let yourself be filled up;
25. What do you need in this moment?;
26. Affirm what you need;
27. Be open to whatever it is you need;
28. Allow the time to receive it & let it in;
29. Rest here for as long as necessary…;
30. In your own time;
31. Move your attention ;
32. Back to the heart space;
33. Bring your hands to your heart ;
34. Smile and give thanks;
35. To whatever comes to mind;
36. Feel this connection with yourself;
37. Now open your eyes gradually;
38. Go about your day knowing you have given yourself a gift of self-love.
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