My work centers on supporting people living with trauma, dissociation and complex experiences of self — and to supporting the allied health clinicians and other professionals who walk alongside them in their healing and recovery process. In my experience, informed, compassionate and well-resourced therapeutic relationships can be transformative, and those offering support thrive when they too feel resourced and confident.

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With close to a decade of experience, my work has focused on supporting people with complex trauma and dissociative experiences. Alongside clinical practice, I provide supervision and professional learning for clinicians and organisations wanting to expand their confidence in trauma-responsive, neurodiversity-affirming and dissociation-informed care. I also develop and publish resources for clients and professionals, including self-published materials and a workbook released internationally through North Atlantic Books; the first adaption of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for folks living with dissociative identities.

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My approach focuses on the importance of relationship and is guided by ethical decision-making, evidence-based phased trauma principles and an appreciation for how the nervous system shapes our experiences — for both clients and clinicians. I value practice that weaves together research, clinical wisdom and lived experience, and that’s sustained through curiosity, reflection and humility.

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Outside of my professional roles, I value authenticity, connection and continuous learning. Curiosity underpins the way I move through both work and life, and I’m committed to creating spaces where people feel respected, understood and able to be fully themselves.