You shouldn’t have to over-explain your pain, mask your needs, or shrink yourself to be understood. As a counsellor, I work with neurodivergent, people with disability and chronically ill clients who are tired of being told to “push through” or “stay positive.” Here, you can show up exactly as you are — on good days, bad days, or no-energy days. I offer sessions that honour your access needs and pace. Whether you’re carrying grief, burnout or just need a space where you can be fully yourself, I’m here to listen — with care, not judgement. You deserve support that meets you where you are.

Why the Spoony community matters to me

This community matters to me because I’ve witnessed how often you're forced to navigate a world that wasn’t built with you in mind. I’ve listened to stories of being dismissed, misunderstood, or expected to keep going when you’re already at your limit. I don’t come to this work as a “fixer” — I come to walk alongside you, to listen without rushing, and to hold space where you don’t have to perform or prove anything. You matter — not in a vague, feel-good way, but in the very real way that your experiences, frustrations, hopes, and truths deserve to be heard and honoured.

Qualifications

As a registered counsellor, I hold a Masters of Counselling, diploma of counselling, Mental Health First Aid Accreditation and a host of other nerdy things in the space of Leadership and coaching.