I mostly work with individuals who identify as ADHD and/or autistic, who have learning disorders and/or an intellectual developmental disorder. Often, my clients experience difficulties with emotional regulation, anxiety, low mood, as well as different ways of processing information, socialising and learning.

I have studied a Bachelor of psychological science (hons.) and a Master of professional psychology, with experience working in a school and private practice. as a provisional psychologist. At Scope, I have a great deal of experience performing therapy and assessment with children and adolescents. However, I also enjoy working with adults and am interested in providing more assessment for adults in the future.

I value being able to provide a non-judgemental, accepting and safe space for clients to express themselves. My approach is both collaborative and evidence-based,  working with clients and using evidence-based techniques, such as CBT, DBT and ACT. As a neurodivergent practitioner, I particularly value the opportunity to work with neurodivergent clients, and believe that I can bring a certain level of understanding and insight into their experiences.

The most rewarding part about being a psychologist is being able to make an impact on the lives of others, and seeing the progress that clients make on their journey.

Scope is a wonderful place to work! My work schedule is very flexible, the team are all amazing, and I am given the autonomy to direct my own learning and professional development.

I love gardening—though I only have a balcony, I try to make the most of it. Being outdoors is always relaxing, and I enjoy the mindfulness that comes with gardening. I also enjoy crafting—sewing, crocheting and knitting. Crafting allows me to explore my creativity, focus on a mindful task, and each time I finish a piece, I get a fantastic sense of accomplishment!