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). 
 

My professional experience is supported by volunteer work with ACON, SWOP, and P&C as well at the 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

 

Year 2025

* Power Moves for therapist : Strenghtening Self Care

and Resiliency

* Unearthing Hidden Truths of Addiction

* Counselling Adolescent : The Basics

* Counselling Gender Diverse Clients

*  Treating Trauma and Addiction with the felt sense

* Child and Adolescent Suicide Risk Formulation

* Weathering Relationships: making up or moving on

*Superman complex: Increasing Authencity and

Emotional Intelligence in therapy

* Sex therapy : Core Skills for Clinicians

* Introduction to nature based therapy

* Support

Year 2026

* Domestic Abuse and Suicide

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