Phoebe Horrocks

Phoebe Horrocks is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in mental health support and design. Currently serving as Co-Founder of Drive Change and Lived Experience Volunteer at Plus Importance Project, Phoebe also holds the position of Senior Lived Experience Support Worker at Self Injury Support, where support appointments are provided for individuals engaged in self-harming behaviors within the Urgent Care Service. In addition, Phoebe has a key role as Peer Recovery Navigator & LGBTQ+ Lead at Missing Link Housing, collaborating with various organizations in the Bristol Community Rehabilitation Service. Previous experiences include ownership of Phoebe Grace Design and positions at Second Step and Dean Healthcare as a Support Worker, along with facilitating an Art for Wellbeing workshop for The Students' Union at UWE. Phoebe holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of the West of England and an Art & Design Foundation Level 3 in Illustration from South Gloucestershire and Stroud College.