OVERVIEW
I have read most of what Scott Peck has published multiple times and each time I develop a deeper appreciation for his wisdom. The quote above reminds me that the distress people feel from problems is sometimes a disguised form of growing-pain. Occasionally, we all need help to grow and thus transcend the problems that hold us back.
I take my position as a clinical psychologist passionately and with conviction. Accordingly, I have spent more than a decade helping people when they face the most difficult moments in life. With extensive formal training to complement my extended tertiary education, I have become fluent in several psychological therapies. I like to think of therapies as different languages - some languages are better suited to a person or a particular problem. An essential building-block for effective therapy is finding a language/therapy that captures both you and a way to overcome the difficulties you experience.
I believe therapy should be guided by strong and objective evidence, but I’m also open minded so I’m always willing to discuss matters using alternative perspectives such as cultural values or spiritual beliefs. Ultimately, I hope people know that I truly care about helping them. That’s why I believe in tailoring a therapeutic approach so that it fits you and responds to your needs and values. I want to help you overcome challenges and reach the goals you strive towards.
You can have confidence in the service I provide because I am fully registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Indeed, it's important to me that people trust that I am strongly committed to well-evidenced and ethical practice. I am also a member of both the Australian Psychological Society and the College of Clinical Psychologists. For over 10 years my experience has encompassed working with people of all ages and from a broad range of cultural backgrounds. Ultimately, I aim to empower people by cultivating meaningful and long-term outcomes.

MAIN AREAS OF CLINICAL FOCUS
- Anxiety, phobias and panic attacks
- Depression
- Family/parenting issues
- Grief/loss
- Philosophical and ethical dilemmas
- Religious/spiritual matters
- Stress and sleep difficulties
- Trauma (including complex trauma)
- Treatment-resistant disorders