Emma holds a degree in Psychology, a Masters in Clinical Social Work, and has worked across New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom in the field of behavioural management. With 16 years’ experience in criminal justice, mental health and large institutions Emma provides expert guidance to navigate complex behaviours. Emma’s clinical background includes working with incarcerated sexual offenders as well as non-mandated clients who have caused harm. Her expertise in threat assessment, behavioural risk management and trauma informed practice provides reassurance to enable your organisation to move forward in a safe and defensible manner. Over the last eight years Emma has worked in the public and private sectors implementing whole of organisation change to prevent and respond to harmful behaviour. With a survivor focussed foundation Emma’s practice prioritises the needs of those who have been harmed, while supporting rehabilitation and reintegration for those who have caused harm. Her unique system-wide perspective enables a holistic understanding of the complexity of factors in harm prevention and response. Emma is an expert trainer and facilitator and brings a fresh and informed approach to working with people and groups.