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Victoria Capewell

Victoria Capewell (she/her), BA (Hons), PgDip is  NeuroKnowHow’s support manager.  She is the first point of contact, dealing with enquiries and concerns on a daily basis, booking appointments, advising on and referring to the appropriate support. She can advise on the DSA process and is also one of our qualified Autism Mentors.

Victoria gained an Honours degree in Contemporary Dance at the London Contemporary Dance School before working as a professional dancer & later as a Dance Co-ordinator and teacher in Primary and Secondary Schools in London and the South East.  She also gained a Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language and has taught English in the UK and Italy. In 2007 she gained a Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Management (Distinction) from Birkbeck College, University of London.  Before working for NeuroKnowHow, Victoria worked at St George’s, University of London providing support for the PGCHE and the staff development team.

Victoria is well versed in the needs of Neurodiverse people and those with mental health concerns through experiences in her professional and personal life and shows great patience and skill in supporting them to fulfil their potential.

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