I am a mental health social worker with experience supporting adults through some of life’s most challenging moments, including grief, trauma, mental health difficulties, identity-related stress, and major life transitions.

 

My approach is grounded in respect for each person’s story and an understanding that distress often exists within broader social, cultural, and systemic contexts.

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Alongside my private practice, I work at Deakin University, where I support student wellbeing and facilitate a neuro-affirming program for students with ADHD. I also have a background in family violence and sexual abuse counselling, working with people who have experienced harm to rebuild safety, autonomy, and self-trust at a pace that feels right for them.

 

As a social worker, I approach therapy with a strong focus on social justice and systemic awareness. I understand how racism, discrimination, marginalisation, migration experiences, and intergenerational trauma can shape mental health and wellbeing over time. This perspective informs how I work with clients who may have been overlooked, misunderstood, or required to adapt to systems that were not built with them in mind.

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My practice is inclusive and affirming. I have a professional interest and experience in supporting adults from culturally and racially marginalised communities, LGBTIQA+ individuals, neurodivergent adults, and those navigating complex trauma and minority stress.

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Therapy with me is collaborative and compassionate.  A space to explore, reflect, and reconnect with your strengths.

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