About Me

DMP

Registered Dance Movement Psychotherapist

Movement Child Therapist
Movement Child Therapist

I'm Chloe, a Dance Movement Psychotherapist with an MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy from the University of Derby. I’m passionate about working creatively and compassionately with people of all ages to support emotional health and self-expression.

As part of my training, I completed over 100 hours of clinical placement, delivering both 1:1 and group sessions with children in schools and vulnerable adults in community settings.

Having personal experience of ADHD, I deeply understand how traditional forms of therapy don’t always meet the needs of everyone. This insight informs my neurodivergent-affirming approach—offering therapy that is inclusive, flexible, and supportive of different ways of thinking, feeling, and expressing.

I specialise in working with:

· Children and young people

· Neurodivergent individuals

· People living with trauma, anxiety, or emotional regulation difficulties

You don’t need any experience with dance to take part—just curiosity and a willingness to explore in a safe, creative space.

Myths about Dance Movement Psychotherapy
woman wearing yellow long-sleeved dress under white clouds and blue sky during daytime

Dance movement therapy helped me express my emotions and find a deeper connection with myself.

Emily R.

A dancer with long blonde hair gracefully moves against a dark background, wearing a light-colored top and loose blue pants. The pose suggests fluidity and elegance, with one arm raised above the head.
A dancer with long blonde hair gracefully moves against a dark background, wearing a light-colored top and loose blue pants. The pose suggests fluidity and elegance, with one arm raised above the head.

Through dance, I discovered new ways to communicate my feelings and enhance my personal growth journey.

James T.

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Several dancers in motion, captured under low red lighting. They are dressed in light tops and dark bottoms, performing expressive movements with their arms extended. The environment is dark, creating dramatic shadows and highlighting their dynamic poses.
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Dance therapy for personal growth and well-being. Areas we cover - Solihull, Sheldon, Shirley and Birmingham

Contact Me

chloe@move2therapy.co.uk

+44 07976934782

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