In March 2020 Sarah’s book Connecting the Dots – ‘A Guide to making Magic with the Media’ was published via the UnBound Press. She also presented the ‘Connecting the Dots’ Shows on Wellbeing Radio –  her show explored all the ways you could share your story, on your terms, in all areas of your life.  

Sarah is proud to be the Publicist for The UnBound Press - a publishing imprint for Unbound Women. She was also invited to become a judge in the Soul & Spirit Awards for three years running - and wrote a regular column on the Power of Connection for Soul & Spirit Magazine. 

Over the years Sarah has worked with a mix of innovators and change makers - often those who are years ahead in their thinking – including authors, event organisers and entrepreneurs as well as small and large businesses – to build awareness of their brands and products in a purposeful way.  

Major career highlights have included: running PR support within the digital team at The Common, Glastonbury Festival, leading a major global thought leadership campaign on ‘flexible working” for a video conferencing technology company whilst heavily pregnant; securing a major piece of coverage for International Women’s Day for her then client PlanGrid (a female led construction company, now owned by Autodesk); supporting a psychedelic coach to shine alight on how this alternative therapy can assist in mental health issues and securing major coverage in OK, Red Magazine and Stylist, years before it hit the mainstream; promoting and speaking at the Mindful Living Show and Awakening Festival; and regularly securing major coverage in mainstream media and alternative media outlets.

Passionate about ‘new earth’ and choosing new ways of living and working, Sarah is always looking to support and amplify businesses with vision in alignment with her own.

When not working, Sarah can be found at the bottom of the garden pottering about in the greenhouse, dropping crystals at sacred sites, attempting to practice Yoga, sleeping in her beloved hammock, whizzing about in her campervan Harry, or outside hugging trees and enjoying the countryside with her two girls.