Workshops
I am an experienced facilitator, and as well as working with clients 1:1, I also offer several online and in-person trainings and workshops. My particular areas of interest are:
Neurodiversity
Autism
Gender, Sexuality & LGBTQIA+ issues
Emotional Freedom Technique
Body Liberation / Anti-Diet
My clients over the last few years have included: Animas Centre for Coaching, Cambridge Regional College, AREWEOKUK’s Escapes, Queer Spirit Festival, Anti Diet Riot Fest, Freedom to Learn Forum, Independent Domestic Abuse Service (IDAS) and Heidi Mavir’s Unstoppable Parents program.
Training can be tailored to your needs. If you’d like to enquire about booking me for training, an event or for press comment, please get in touch here.
"They showed fantastic leadership skills with regards to effectively holding space so I felt extremely safe."
"Gem's ability as a facilitator to hold space with unbounded kindness and sensitivity is truly special."
"They showed fantastic leadership skills with regards to effectively holding space so I felt extremely safe." "Gem's ability as a facilitator to hold space with unbounded kindness and sensitivity is truly special."
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Juicy Magick
Affirming, connecting and inspiring experiences for curious magickal folk. Queer- and feminist-friendly online courses and day retreats run by Gem Kennedy and Sophie Christophy.
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An Introduction to Autism & ADHD
An on-demand workshop for coaches, therapists and other practitioners who want to learn about the neurodiversity paradigm and how to offer welcoming and affirming environments to neurodivergent people.
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An Introduction to EFT (Tapping)
A practical online workshop demonstrating the basics of tapping and the theory behind this incredibly powerful technique, with a neurodivergent-friendly twist.
"Gem was empathic, knowledgeable, fun and containing. We were given really clear permission to be our autistic selves within a safe and respectful environment."
"Gem was incredibly warm and welcoming."
"Gem was empathic, knowledgeable, fun and containing. We were given really clear permission to be our autistic selves within a safe and respectful environment." "Gem was incredibly warm and welcoming."
