About
Dr Lindsey Bennett is an Additional Learning Needs provider specialising in meeting the educational and emotional needs of neurodiverse young people.
Lindsey also serves as a coach using the skills she has gathered to foster and encourage creative self-expression through teaching and learning.
With over 10 years’ experience teaching art and the creative process to children, young people and adults, Lindsey has developed her own unique style of holistic teaching and coaching to access all curriculum subjects. This model has been used to meet the needs of learners from pre-school to further education.
Lindsey has a growing list of clients and is seeking to work with local authorities, alternative providers, educational establishments, teachers, parents and students to provide learning provision, coaching and consultancy to meet the needs of all learners.
Education is about healing and wholeness. It is about empowerment, finding and claiming ourselves and our place in the world
2017 – 2020 Making and Relational Creativity [Routledge - 2020] : explores the developing relationships that arise between art teachers and students through creative practices outside of the secondary school arts curriculum.
March 2018 Tate Exchange The pedagogical turn to art as research: a comparative international study of art education: University of Chester UK, Concordia University, Canada, The University of British Columbia, Canada; University of Lapland, Finland; and University of Granada, Spain. International collaborative art based research, Tate Liverpool.
Feb 2016, Moving Minds Exhibition, Oriel Sycharth Gallery, Wrexham: Moving Minds saw the coming together of cutting-edge ideas from philosophy, computing and neuroscience, alongside a whole host of artworks, activities and performances. Over 25 artists from around the world featured in the show.
