My interest in psychology started young. As a child, I felt the world intensely but didn’t always have the language to express it or the understanding to navigate it. It felt foreign. 

In year 9, I had a school counsellor with whom I first experienced being understood and not managed. In parallel I had my grandmother’s quiet, unwavering belief in me that modelled what it looks like when someone holds space for your potential before you can see it yourself. Those two influences never left me.

It was from that point where my interest in psychology shifted from a personal search for understanding to a professional commitment. Therapy at Inpsyde is to hold the same space for others that was held for me, particularly when one’s inner world feels complex and un-mapped.

In my practice I bring to you my lived experience as a late diagnosed Autistic ADHDer and my clinical knowledge to present to you a neuroaffirming approach in  supporting people across the lifespan. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing a multitude of mental health challenges. My work is grounded in honesty, collaboration, and curiosity. I focus on meeting my clients exactly where they are and helping them move toward the life they aspire to build.