I offer in-person therapy and supervision in Camberwell, Melbourne, as well as secure telehealth appointments for adults across Australia and internationally

My approach to therapy is warm, collaborative and trauma-informed, drawing particularly on Internal Family Systems (IFS) alongside other evidence-informed approaches including ACT, mindfulness, Polyvagal Theory and DBP. IFS offers a compassionate way of understanding different parts of ourselves, helping us explore our inner world with curiosity rather than judgment and develop a deeper understanding of the experiences, patterns and protective responses that shape us. Our work may be more insight-oriented, practical and skills-based, or a combination of both, depending on what feels most helpful. I see therapy as a collaborative and flexible process where we actively choose and adjust the focus and pace together and in a way that feels safe, manageable and right for you.

Individual Therapy

I offer reflective supervision and consultation for psychologists, mental health social workers, counsellors and other mental health professionals. I see supervision as a collaborative space where I invite you to slow down, reflect on your work, explore the complexities of practice, deepen your practice and learn to trust your professional judgement. My approach to supervision is supportive and restorative, at the same time as providing guidance around ethical and professional practice, the APS Code of Ethics, AHPRA requirements, and trauma-informed care. The focus and depth of supervision will be informed by your experience, needs and what feels most useful to you and your work.

Supervision

I work with adults experiencing a range of psychological and emotional difficulties, including:

  • Trauma and complex trauma presentations

  • Depression and persistent low mood

  • Mood and anxiety difficulties

  • Psychological impacts of living with chronic health and mental health conditions, including chronic fatigue

  • Shame and low self-esteem

  • Bereavement, grief, loss and adjustment

  • Emotion regulation difficulties and dissociation

  • Addictive behaviours including excessive reliance on alcohol and other substances

  • Life transitions and changes, including perimenopause and menopause

  • ADHD and neurodivergent experiences

Who I work with

I welcome people from from all walks of life, including people from marginalised and often misunderstood communities, such as LGBTQIA+ and rainbow communities, neurodivergent and disabled people, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, and people whose relationships, sexuality or ways of living may fall outside current social norms including consensual non-monogamy, sex work and consensual BDSM. You are welcome here without judgement.

Up to 10 Medicare rebates may be available for eligible clients with a GP Mental Health Care Plan (MHCP) and appropriate referral. Some clients may also be eligible for additional sessions under a Chronic Conditions Management plan, where applicable.

Your GP will usually refer you for an initial course of therapy, after which a review appointment is required before any remaining sessions can be accessed.

Medicare rebates

“Know all the theories, master all the techniques, but as you touch a human soul be just another human soul.”

— C. G. Jung

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