Anna Mouser

I divide my time between freelance public policy work and my role as a mobile imaginarium, storyteller, personal trainer and life coach to my 18-month-old son Arthur.

At the moment I’m working with the UK’s neuropsychologists to ensure that those affected by brain related conditions like epilepsy, stroke and MS get the care they need for the changes they experience in identity, emotions and cognition.  Doing this means keeping up to date with NHS commissioning and building a broad coalition of people who understand what neuropsychology can do.

Over the last six months I’ve also been privileged to be one of the learning partners for the cohort of frontline workers on the Point People’s System Changer programme for Lankelly Chase Foundation working. I’m excited about the insights from this work being launched in 2016 as there is so much to learn from those who work directly with people experiencing complex needs – we all need to hear the messages.  I’ve also worked this year with the Cabinet Office to prototype approaches to improving the social finance market for ventures following on from a report I co-authored on behalf of the Design Council.