Helping people feel more at home in their bodies, workplaces & communities
Consultant • Facilitator • Speaker • Coach
Hey, I’m Brinny Joy Roe
Consultant, facilitator, coach and speaker specialising in inclusive wellbeing, psychological safety and more sustainable ways of working, moving and connecting.
I’m an AuDHD, non-binary human working across workplace wellbeing, movement, facilitation and community spaces.
My work combines lived experience with practical tools that help people feel safer, more supported and more able to participate as themselves.
Whether I’m delivering a workshop, building community through Queer Strength Club, or supporting someone 1:1, I’m interested in creating spaces that feel more human, accessible and sustainable.
HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER
Workshops, consultancy and speaking focused on psychological safety, neuro-inclusion and more sustainable ways of working to prevent burnout.
Workshops, Events, Panels
Inclusive movement and community spaces designed to help LGBTQIA+ people build strength, confidence and connection. Online and pop up events in person.
Queer Strength Club
Specialist coaching and movement support tailored to your nervous system, capacity and everyday life. Online personalised support.
1:1 Coaching
WHY MY WORK IS DIFFERENT
Most wellbeing spaces still expect people to adapt
I’m interested in building environments that better support the people within them..
As a non-binary AuDHD human, I know what it feels like to navigate systems that were never designed with you in mind - from gyms and workplaces to social spaces.
That experience shapes how I work.
Everything I do is grounded in one principle: Regulation Before Reps
Because when people feel overwhelmed, overstimulated, or psychologically unsafe, participation becomes harder.
So instead of focusing on performance first, I focus on creating environments that reduce friction, support nervous systems, and help people engage more sustainably and feel good.
WHAT I’M KNOWN FOR
Making inclusion practical, not performative
Creating spaces where people feel safe enough to participate
Helping people build more sustainable relationships with movement and wellbeing
Blending lived experience with practical strategy
Making wellbeing feel more human, accessible, and enjoyable
Bringing warmth, energy, and honesty into difficult conversations
Building community through Queer Strength Club
LET'S BUILD SOMETHING THAT ACTUALLY WORKS
