I Help People Reclaim Their Voice
Through Music, Creativity, and Lived Experience
Through Music, Creativity, and Lived Experience
My work supports neurodivergent people, LGBTQ+ communities, people facing mental health challenges, and those who have experienced trauma to express themselves without fear, pressure, or judgement.
I use music, creativity, and lived experience to support trauma recovery, celebrate identity, and create inclusive spaces where people — including neurodivergent, LGBTQ+, and marginalised communities — feel safe, accepted, and empowered
I use music, creativity, and lived experience to support trauma recovery, celebrate identity, and create inclusive spaces where people — including neurodivergent, LGBTQ+, and marginalised communities — feel safe, accepted, and empowered
My work blends composition, songwriting, poetry, video storytelling, and trauma‑informed facilitation. I collaborate with individuals, communities, and organisations to amplify lived‑experience voices and raise awareness of addiction, trauma, homelessness, and recovery.
Aligned with the values of: Recovery with Pride • Arts & Homelessness International • VOICES Support CIC
What I Do
Trauma‑Informed, Neurodiversity‑Affirming Creative Practice
I create gentle, grounding spaces where people can explore music and creativity at their own pace. My approach is shaped by lived experience, trauma‑informed principles, and neurodiversity‑affirming practice.
This includes sensory‑aware environments, flexible communication styles, no pressure to mask or perform, choice and autonomy, and emotional safety.
This Work Is For Organisations That Want To Support The Whole Person.
Jaana Parker works with organisations, communities, and young people to use music and sound as a pathway from survival mode to self-expression, connection, and hope.