I'm currently working on my Bachelor's in Counselling, already have a Diploma in the same field, and I've been professionally involved in education, disability services, human behaviour studies, and clinical practice for over two decades. Plus, my crisis support work with Lifeline has given me a lot of experience dealing with serious issues like suicidality. All this combined with my own personal experiences, has helped me understand people's unique needs better.

Having spent more than a decade in education and disability, I've gained a lot of knowledge and practical experience about neurodiversity and disability. This experience has given me a deep understanding of things like goal setting, emotional intelligence (EQ), executive functioning skills, mental health, and the importance of building real connections with clients.



My approach to working with clients is rooted in my values of connection and compassion. I believe that each person deserves individual and personal support, which guides how I interact with each client. As registered member no. 27225 of the Australian Counselling Association, I am committed to upholding a strict code of ethics and practitioner standards. I also hold a current WWCC no. 0367728A-04. This ensures that I provide the highest level of professionalism to my clients.