I have always had an interest in hearing other people's stories, with compassionate consideration of how a person’s past influences their present-day experience.

 

My journey towards becoming a psychologist has required me to step into a place of vulnerability, to practice compassion for all parts of the self and to honour and accept my authenticity. I endeavour to support my clients to do the same so that they can live harmoniously with a more integrated sense of self.

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As a psychologist, my approach to wellbeing is holistic in that it incorporates body, mind, spirit, community, and environment, which I learnt from having the privilege to work within Indigenous communities, both locally and abroad. 

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Over the past decade, I have been working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and feel privileged to be working in this space.

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I have an interest in working with complex trauma and dissociation, as well as supporting clients from a  harm minimisation approach to prepare for and integrate their experiences with non-ordinary states of conscious including psychedelics, plant medicine, breathwork and meditation 

 

I am also a board-approved supervisor and provide supervision to therapists working within the trauma and dissociation space. 

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My other roles include:

• Founding Board member for credentialling for the Australian Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Practitioners (AMAPP)

• Co-founder and Director of Indigenous Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies (IPAT)

• Contributor- FIVE 5 MeO DMT Information and Vital Education

• Co- Chair Australian Association of Psychologists Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Interest Group

•  Psychedelic- Assisted Therapist/Researcher

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I welcome you to tell me your story and begin your journey to do the same.

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