About us

I’m Irwin Edgehill — a therapist, coach, training leader and community‑builder with 17+ years of grassroots experience empowering people to grow, lead, and thrive. I founded Resonate With Irwin Edgehill to create spaces where confidence, communication, leadership, and resilience aren’t just taught… they’re lived, shared, and passed forward.

Through Resonate, we support diverse communities across Dorset, including:

• People affected by alcohol and drug misuse
• Lived‑experience leaders stepping into community roles
• Young people exploring identity, confidence, and voice
• Adults rebuilding self‑belief, communication skills, and resilience
• Community organisations seeking trauma‑informed, empowerment‑based training
• Communities who feel isolated and who’s voices are unheard

A complimentary part of our work is Resonate Podcasting — a creative, therapeutic and community‑driven platform where people share lived experiences, celebrate personal growth, and amplify voices that often go unheard. Our podcast themes help participants build confidence, communication skills, digital literacy, and a sense of pride in their own stories.

We’re strengthened by a network of specialist consultants — trainers, facilitators, youth workers, volunteers, mentors, and lived‑experience leaders who bring cultural insight, professional expertise, and community connection. Their contributions allow us to deliver high‑quality workshops, scalable programmes, and meaningful support across Dorset.

Our approach is warm, human, and deeply relational — blending therapeutic insight, coaching practice, and community empowerment. We believe people grow when they feel seen, supported, and trusted with real responsibility. That’s why our workshops and programmes focus on practical confidence, leadership development, resilience building, and communication skills that create lasting change.

Away from all things work related I enjoy playing tennis, films, walking, reading, meditation, and baking.

If you’re passionate about community empowerment, lived‑experience leadership, or trauma‑informed development, let’s connect. Collaboration is how communities grow.