Our process is to develop ideas and artworks with others, through playful material and dialogic exchange. Since our collaboration began, we have primarily worked with women, who have come together to find support and ways to move on from their varied and difficult circumstances. This has included members of Joining Hands Joining Hearts, a small charity in Kent for survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence and women from the peer-to-peer support groups at Brighton Women's Centre.

Recent feedback comments:
"“shift has totally rebooted my outlook on life”
“taking instructions is difficult for me, with my autism. But here not getting it right doesn’t matter”
“I have become more aware of myself. More open to change within myself, in a more constructive way”
“My brain is waking up and I feel so alive”
“This project is safe to feel and think about your feelings”
"I’ve been stimulated being around other women and being introduced to new ideas. It did shift something in me, I suddenly got ideas. Before I had felt so confined, I went very introverted, I couldn’t find that oomph to be creative”

We also work with organisations and other artists and researchers, offering workshops and talks to expand the conversation about how creative approaches can support recovery from trauma.