My style is casual, curious, and warm. I aim to balance support, reflection, and skill development, within a space that encourages personal and professional growth.

Supervision is lead by you. I encourage you to bring topics/themes/ideas you’d like to explore within the session and follow your lead when it comes to the support you are looking for.

You are encouraged to bring presentations to supervision to learn skills, explore formulations, and gain a better understanding of your clients.

To give you an idea of where I come from:

I currently work part-time at a hospital with paediatric chronic conditions, as well as paediatric transgender and gender diverse populations. There is a large intersection with neurodivergence and disordered eating presentations within these cohorts.

Previously, I have worked with paediatric eating disorders (mainly Anorexia Nervosa and ARFID), and acute mental health presentations on a mental health adolescent ward (personality vulnerabilities, and families with complex trauma and psychosocial needs).

I started as a psychologist working within a non for-profit trauma organisation where I saw children and their families who were struggling with harmful sexualised behaviours, out of home care, and sexual abuse.

I have primarily worked with children, adolescents, and families. I work from an attachment-based and systemic lens that orients around an individualised formulation, and the majority of my work has been within multidisciplinary teams.

In my current online practice, I work with people who are exploring their identity, gender and sexuality, perfectionism and overcontrol, and unpacking internal impacts from external systems (their workplaces, organisations, family of origin).

A brilliant previous supervisor once told me that it doesn’t matter where you work or who you see as long as you “never worry alone.“

Carl Jung said; “We don’t get wounded alone and we don’t heal alone.” This is true for clients and health professionals alike.

My north star for the supervisory relationship is creating a safe and approachable space for you to slow down, explore different possibilities, and look for meaning in our work.

• 10-15 minute complimentary phone call to ensure I am the right fit for your supervision needs.

• Supervision length: 50-60 minutes.

• Frequency: as agreed by both parties.

• Format: online.

• Supervision contract: upon commencement of services detailing responsibilities and how we will work together.

Supervision pricing is $230 + GST (so $253.00).

For supervisees engaging in ongoing or longer-term supervision, I am open to discussing a reduced rate to support continuity if cost would be a barrier.

I am currently not approved as a primary supervisor for those undertaking higher degree pathways such as Clinical Psychology.

While I have experience conducting cognitive & neurodevelopmental assessments, I do not consider myself an expert in these areas.