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Creative wellbeing

workshop & projects

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I collaborate with creatives, change-makers and organisations all around the world to build meaningful, fun and playful creative wellbeing experiences.

Projects full of kindness and compassion.

My work is inspired by the belief that connecting to our innate creativity in a non-judgemental way can play a huge role in improving our mental health, physical health and overall wellbeing.

Let's collaborate

“Rhiannon is truly a dash of magic and an absolute pleasure to work with.”

She is full of creative flair, intuition, understanding of what is needed and her commitment to social & wellbeing projects shines through. We have loved every step of this project guided by her calm and knowledgeable influence.

— Ailsa Eaglestone, Bath Mind

Room 627 Project with Bath Mind (Photograph by Sally Collister)
Colorful quilt with various paintings and designs displayed on a wall, featuring abstract and childlike art including a map-like structure, figures, and handwritten words.
Collage art piece with winter theme, featuring phrases like "Seeking Winter" and "What makes this winter colder, difficult, emotional." Includes nature imagery with frosty trees and reeds.
Notepad with handwritten motivational text and colorful doodles, featuring a tree, building, and hot air balloon, alongside a pink pen.
Quote reading "Getting hugs... reminds me of how much I am loved and appreciated" by Lethu, Australia.
Crafting materials for making a paper wreath, including green construction paper, scissors, a glue stick, a hole punch, stapler, and paper plates on a table.
Three painted rocks with colorful designs and faces held by hands.
Colorful paper collage shaped like a hand, surrounded by colored pencils.
Close-up of a bulletin board with heart-shaped papers featuring handwritten notes and lists, such as planning activities and gathering materials.
Book page with most text obscured, leaving visible words "kindness," "will," "down," "cast," and "wrath." Background pages also show similar blackout poetry style.
People using pastels on paper in an art classroom setting.
A handwritten and drawn concept idea on a piece of paper attached to a clipboard. The document is titled "Recipe for a Better Bath," containing drawings, sketches, and handwritten notes about community improvement ideas, including trees, gardens, and

“Working with Rhiannon is full of ease, understanding and flow.”

She listens and really understands what it is you need, then acts on it super efficiently. Rhiannon adds so much to these projects, bringing in her creativity and knowledge. It is a joy to work with her.

— Ali Brown, artist

How we can collaborate

From creative consultations and ideas generation, to workshop facilitation, website design and creating digital spaces, I collaborate with all kinds of brilliant organisations and artists to bring creative wellbeing projects to life.

As well as supporting and facilitating creative workshops, I combine my skills as a creative with my years of experience as a web designer to create both physical and digital spaces to encourage kindness and compassion through creativity.

You can also see other examples of websites I have previously designed (for small businesses) here, here, here and here.

Organisations I have worked on projects with include:

The phrase "The Dept. of Kindness" in stylized black and pink text.
Large, minimalist white space with a small paper airplane icon at the top center.
Bath Mind logo
Royal Shakespeare Company

Whether you’re an organisation looking to set up a project or an individual change-maker interested in creating some magic together, I’d love to chat. Get in touch and we can explore the possibilities!

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“Rhiannon took our brief to design a website alongside young people and listened superbly.”

She provided a session on web design for the young people and many have mentioned that this was one of their favourite activities when we asked for feedback.

— Ailsa Eaglestone, Bath Mind

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Get in touch…

Interested in collaborating with me on a creative wellbeing project or workshop? Let’s connect over a cuppa!

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