Juliette Barnes is an experienced trainer and consultant. She has been providing training for multi and interagency groups for over 20 years. Creative and flexible, Juliette’s particular areas of specialism include: child development, working with adolescents, safeguarding children (including child exploitation and extra-familial harm), neurodiversity, disability and direct work – including Life Story Work.
Following completion of her psychology degree, Juliette specialised in Child Psychology. She also has a wealth of experience working with disabled children and their families. Juliette was Head of Service at large organisation in Surrey providing an extensive range of opportunities and support to, including residential short breaks and education to disabled children, adults and their families. In addition she became an advisor to a Local Safeguarding Partnership, with a specific focus on the impact of abuse on disabled children.
Alongside her training and consultancy work, Juliette is the Wellbeing Lead and member of the Safeguarding Team at an independent school in Hampshire, working closely alongside the pastoral and SEND team. She is also a member of the Trustee Board at voluntary organisation and Chair of the Quality and Safety Committee.
Juliette is passionate about her work and values the opportunity to create environments that inspire, challenge and motivate participants so that that they leave feeling invigorated to bring about positive change.
