I provide counselling to adults experiencing grief and loss arising from illness, dying, death, and significant life changes. My work recognises that loss often affects many areas at once, including physical and mental health, family and work roles, relationships, and a person’s sense of home and stability.

I support people who feel overwhelmed, unsettled, or less organised than they would like to be following loss or major change. This may include difficulties with daily functioning, decision-making, or managing their home environment. My approach is calm, relational, and focused on what feels manageable and respectful for each person.

I work through home visits, face-to-face sessions, walk-and-talk counselling in nature, and online or phone sessions.

I am a counsellor with a degree in psychology and postgraduate qualifications in counselling and psychotherapy. I hold specialist qualifications in bereavement counselling and am a Certified Bereavement Practitioner with Grief Australia. I am also a Certified Thanatologist (Study of Dying, Death and Bereavement) through the Association for Death Education and Counselling. My background also includes training in grief, life, and health and wellness coaching. I practise as a relational Gestalt psychotherapist.

In addition to my involvement with NDAN, I am a registered clinical counsellor, registered clinical psychotherapist, and mental health practitioner with the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia, and hold memberships with the Loss and Grief Practitioners Network and the Association for Death Education and Counselling.