Grace Quantock
Grace Quantock is a therapist, writer and researcher exploring trauma informed creative technologies. She is based in Wales and works across health, social care and human rights. The author of the e-book Beyond The Boundaries, Quantock has been published in The Guardian, The Metro and The Fabian Review; she has also appeared in The New Yorker Online, The Observer and The Times. Explore her work at http://gracequantock.com
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