

About
All In Your Head is a one woman show which premiered online on Valentines Day 2021 to an audience of over 350 households.
It received a 4 star review in inews and was featured on BBCLondon.
The project, created and directed by Lucy Dear and written by Safaa Benson - Effiom brings real women's accounts of domestic abuse to the public consciousness and was created to raise awareness and encourage conversations on domestic abuse and coercive control.
The piece is designed to be performed alongside post show workshops and panel discussions.
The creative team are currently working towards live theatre performances of the piece, and working with survivor groups at Southall Black Sisters on the themes of the show.
You can access free support pack here
Our workshops
The All In Your Head team run a wide range of workshops available to community groups and young people - download our workshop menu here and read our feedback below
"I would definitely recommend this project to other organisations. This creative wellbeing project provides new and engaging ways for survivors to understand the dynamics of abuse and to consider healthy and unhealthy relationships. The facilitators are absolutely brilliant in delivering the course content as well as creative a safe and supportive environment.' -
Senior Therapeutic Marketplace and Group Coordinator at Solace Women's Aid
'This project was fantastic to be a part of and I am very glad I was able to be involved. It was great to see the positive impact it had on service users in allowing them to openly discuss what they’ve experienced in a safe environment with others who understand.' - Group Support Worker at Solace Women's Aid
"I feel great after the workshop. what was discussed that day gave me courage." - survivor on Southall Black Sisters project
"I learned important information about toxic behaviour patterns and that what may appear as normal on the outset doesn't always have to be so." survivor on Southall Black Sisters project
"I liked the fact that we were made to feel like we were all part of a big group and not alone in what we'd gone through." survivor on Southall Black Sisters project
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