After a 15-year career as a psychotherapist in private practice, the British photographer Siân Davey began her career in photography in 2014, drawing on her experiences as a psychotherapist and mother to shape her artistic practice. Her work explores the psychological landscapes of both herself and those around her. Her family and community occupy a central place in her work.

Davey studied Fine Art (Painting) at the Bath Academy of Fine Art in 1985, Social Policy at the University of Brighton in 1990, Humanistic Psychotherapy in 1995 and, more recently, Photography, completing an MA in 2014 and an MFA in 2016 at Plymouth University.