As late diagnosed neurodivergent person with personal lived experience with neurodiversity and the challenges and strengths it presents - I am passionate about working with neurodivergent people, LGBTQIA+, people with psychological injuries or mental health conditions and different abilities. Assisting clients with a range of issues and providing counselling services with an integrated, client led and holistic approach, with a trauma informed and disability aware lens. I specialise in helping managing mental, social and physical welling, managing in the workplace, balancing demands of life and work as well as assisting them with advocating for accommodations as well as careers coaching. I have an intersectional feminist and anti-opressive approach.

Why the Spoony community matters to me

I love to work with people to provide accessible telehealth counselling support in an informed, safe, neuroaffirming, compassionate and non-judgemental manner. Having lived experience in managing my own spoons and knowing how helpful support can be I am a big advocate for counselling support and am focused on providing this to others.

Qualifications

Masters of Social Work (accredited course), Western Sydney University Post Grad Diploma in Rehabilitation Studies Post Grad Diploma in HR Management AASW member Previous ASORC member CDAA eligible member