I work with women who are navigating life transitions so that they can discover or rediscover their own unique way of being.

My approach is body-oriented, which means paying attention to the whole of the individual, not only words spoken, but also unconscious patterns and the feelings and sensations in the body.

My practice can support you to manage turbulence, unrest and uncertainties in your life such as the loss of a relationship or relationship difficulties, addiction cycles, unexplained body sensations, a feeling of disconnection from yourself and general unease about the life you are living. In each therapy session, I invite you to be exactly as you are as you work through your most present challenges.

I have a Graduate Diploma of Counselling (holistic practice) and my interest in the body led me to teaching yoga. In order to more effectively work with complex trauma and other disorders of the self, I am currently studying psychodynamic psychotherapy (The Conversational Model) with the Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists.

I am a daughter, a sister, a lover, a friend, a life-long learner and a devoted mother of two.

For the past 20-years I have held management positions in corporations, not-for-profit organisations and in the Higher Education sector. I am also a volunteer counsellor with Parentline ACT.

I have been told that I hold the therapy space for others with both keen awareness and gentleness.