We are a multidisciplinary team with a combined 50+ years work experience. Bringing together all our expertise, working across the arts, creatives, health and social care.

Meet The Team

Christine

Neil

Lamis

Meuthia

Neil started as an actor, but his passion was ignited in community theatre work.
As a result of this, he re-trained as a counsellor, where he found arts and creativity to be one of the most effective tools for supporting those struggling with their mental health and well-being.

For over twenty-five years Christine has worked in the arts as a curator, producer, project manager and facilitator.
She enjoys enabling people to take part in creative and sociable activities and loves curating events that aim to be accessible and welcoming to an eclectic mix of people.

Lamis has led Mental Fight Club from its beginnings into its embodiment as a leading arts and health charity.
She has devised, curated and produced events at and with the Southbank Centre, Welcome Collection, BBC Radio 4, Tate Britain, the Barbican Library, King’s College London, the Freud Museum, the Architecture Foundation and the Globe.

With over 25 years experience working across the NHS, Adults and Children. Social Services as a Board-level Strategic Health and Social Care Commissioner, Meuthia has overseen the commissioning of a number of support services across parts of London, South East and South West Region, UK.
She has experienced first-hand the value and impact of creative arts as an outlet for wellbeing.

Caroline

Milly

Milly has a background in psychology and medical anthropology, and has worked across mental health, research, and education. She is passionate about creative, community-led approaches to mental health.
Her role at Mental Fight Club is to support the facilitation of our creative events and to help keep participants safe.

Caroline has a background in film and cultural studies. At Mental Fight Club, she looks after digital communications and audience development, as well as supporting the delivery of events. She joined the team with a desire to help more people discover and connect with Mental Fight Club’s programmes.

Constança

Constança is an interdisciplinary artist and a graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Contemporary Dance. She has spent her career bringing together movement, drawing and organic materials and sharing her passions through teaching all ages in a wide variety of settings. She has experience in cultural organising and art space support, including coordinating exhibitions and community engagement as well as managing the non-profit art residency and project space Worlding. At Mental Fight Club, Constança curates the Dragon Café workshop programme, creating warm, welcoming spaces where people can take part in creative activity at their own pace.