My Qualifications & Approach

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I completed my Diploma of Counselling at the Jensen Newman Institute in 2014, followed by a Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Counselling), which I completed in November 2019. I have recently completed a Master of Science in Medicine, specialising in Psychosexual Therapy, at the University of Sydney.
I am a qualified psychosexual therapist and a provisional member of the Society of Australian Sexologists (SAS). I am also a member of ACON Community Health, supporting inclusive, affirming responses to HIV and the health needs of people of diverse sexualities and genders.
 

My professional experience is supported by volunteer work with ACON, SWOP, and an asylum seekers centre, which has deeply shaped my trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach to therapy.
I work flexibly, drawing from evidence-based approaches including person-centred therapy, reality therapy, and solution-focused therapy. Sessions are always tailored to the individual  there is no one-size-fits-all in meaningful therapeutic work.
Clients often describe me as friendly, approachable, engaging, and down-to-earth. I aim to create a space where you feel safe, respected, and supported  just as you are.

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Services offered 

Individual  counselling 

Child Counselling 

Family Counselling 
Relationship counselling
Walk and Talk Therapy 

Group Therapy (2 to 6)
All my sessions are online via an online video platform: Google Meet 
Phone Consultations
Webcam  Consultations 

Email Consultations
Free 15 minutes for the 1st initial session

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Professional Development Courses

* Telephone Counselling
* Eating Disorder
* Family 
* Divorce
* Depression
* Mental health
* Stress

* Suicide

* Sexual Assault 

* Intimate partner violence

* Healing through Kink

* Systemic Sex Therapy with a Heterosexual Couple

* Developing, Implementing and Evaluating an
* Innovative Community-Based Suicide Prevention
* Service for Men in a Suicidal Crisis

* Working with People Who Hear Voices

* Standing Up To Racism

* The Future of Responsible Gambling

* Helping the Suicidal Person: Tips and Techniques

* Creativity & Suicide Prevention: A Healing Journey

* Youth Suicide Prevention and Social Media: The
#Chatsafe Project

* Men’s Anxiety, Why It Matters, and What Is Needed to
* Limit its Risk for Male Suicide

* Digital ‘Addictions’ to Digital Wellbeing:
* Understanding and Managing Our Use of Technology

* Post-traumatic growth After Suicide Loss Across the
Lifespan

* Counselling Clients with Disabilities: Introduction to
the Issues

* Preventing Suicide Among Trans and Gender Diverse
* Young People: A Discussion of Current Research

* Trauma and Addiction: Taking Motivational
* Interviewing to the Next Level

* Understanding and Preventing Compassion Fatigue

* Reducing Trauma and Structural Racism

* Suicide in Old Age

* Suicide Prevention with Students in Tertiary
Education

* Choice therapy and reality therapy session 2

* Indigenous Mental Health and Wellbeing

* Post-Traumatic Growth

* What is sex addiction?

* Educating Clients About Mental Health

* Borderline Personality Disorder

* Trauma-Informed Care: Mindfulness-Based Treatment for Post-Trauma Growth

* Counselling Trauma Affected Clients with Diverse

* The Trauma Effects of Disasters

* Is alcohol and drug treatment effective?

* When Suicidal Thoughts Persist: Treating chronic

* Understanding the Link between Trauma and Addiction

* Motivational Interviewing: The Basics

* Eating Disorders in Women of Colour

* The gift of understanding

* Dissociative Identity Disorder

* Social Media and Suicide Prevention

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