A Creative Music Technology graduate from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (BMus (Hons) 2005 & MMus 2007), Ceri’s own musical practice explores the intricate possibilities of sound, working with music technology, instrumentation and multimedia performance experiences. In over a a decade of working at RWCMD, Ceri has trained several cohorts of workshop leaders who have gone on to become leading practitioners themselves across the UK. Ceri is a trained workshop leader (GSMD CPD leadership 2005), and working creatively with others is a key element of her practice. She has produced workshops and performances with children across Wales with performances at RWCMD. Techniquest and Wales Millennium Centre. Ceri has been a member of the RWCMD. Community music team since autumn 2005 working across Wales with a variety of participants. Placing this work at the centre of her creative practice, Ceri enjoys exploring the impact of creativity and its effect upon herself, individuals and a variety of groups. Her current research is focused on the development of well grounded reflective practice within student training at RWCMD. Creating approaches and methodologies for exploration, and building on her ArtWorks Cymru seed funding research grant (2016); "GOOD PRACTICE FOR USING THE OBSERVING PRACTICE FRAMEWORK" Ceri became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy in October 2016, and has been a Sound Sense member since 2013.