I typically provide support to neurodivergent children facing challenges with emotional and behavioural regulation. I also support adults to replace unhelpful habits, manage aspects of their lives that cause overwhelm, and to feel confident supporting their children.

I have successfully completed four years of formal study in psychology and am currently in the final year of my 4+2 internship as a provisional psychologist. I am also a Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) and a registered Behaviour Support Practitioner with the NDIS.

In my sessions, I prioritise creating a safe environment where my clients can feel comfortable and free to express themselves. I am passionate about  building skills with my clients to help them achieve their goals and empower them to make meaningful changes in their lives.

One of the most gratifying aspects of being a psychologist is the opportunity to see change in a client’s life in their desired direction. My role is more than just giving “tools”; it’s about equipping clients with everything they need to take steps towards self-improvement outside of our sessions.

The Scope clinic has such an inviting atmosphere, and the people are great too. Everyone in the team is always ready and willing to help each other, and the practitioners frequently share valuable study insights and resources with each other.

Outside of work, I enjoy practising Pilates, exploring the outdoors, and spending quality time with my cat, Orca!