I am a psychologist experienced with disability presentations in the NDIS, adolescent mental health, and parent mental health coaching. Before becoming a clinician, I was a disability support worker for six years, providing me with a strong foundation for forming therapeutic relationships with clients. I firmly believe that therapy isn't just somebody who is a professional in a clinic, but who can be a supporter in the field as well.

I love video games and am familiar with all the new generation greats (according to the kids!) - like Fortnite, Roblox, Pokemon, and Minecraft - and I love using this knowledge to provide a safe and fun space for my younger clients. I am quick to learn the ins-and-outs of a person's interests and not only do I love hearing about what makes a person tick, but I think it can be an extremely valuable tool to therapy.

I have experience in providing services to queer clients, e.g. gender non-conforming individuals, and am closely aligned with neurodiversity affirming care, understanding that sometimes the classic model for therapy services just won't cut it for everyone. Our services are person-centred and do not go ahead without full understanding between both the client and myself.

I can provide Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), short-term Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing, developing problem-solving frameworks for ongoing day-to-day concerns, and psycho-education around the function of our negative feelings and how we can address those.

I graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from Curtin University in 2016.

I am based in Perth and travel to Northam one day per fortnight.