I am a counsellor at Mind Science My Health, supporting children, adolescents, adults and families experiencing a range of emotional, behavioural, relational and life challenges.
I have four years of study in counselling and bring a broad range of professional experience to my practice. Before working as a counsellor, I worked in individual support, foster care and aviation security, experiences that have developed my understanding of people from diverse backgrounds and the importance of safety, trust, communication and practical support.
My counselling experience includes working with neurodivergent children and adults, NDIS participants, young people in foster care, parents and families navigating complex circumstances. I use a collaborative and individualised approach, drawing on evidence-informed approaches including CBT, ACT and family systems perspectives.
I recognise that difficulties are often influenced by more than the individual, and consider the broader context including relationships, family dynamics, environment, developmental needs and support networks.
My aim is to provide a respectful, practical and non-judgemental space where clients can better understand their experiences, develop practical strategies, strengthen relationships and work towards meaningful and sustainable change.
Certified Practising Counsellor, PACFA Reg# 33737
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