- Integrative Psychotherapist -
About Me
I work with people from all walks of life, but many who come to me are looking for support with:
Repairing attachment wounds and improving relationships
Healing from trauma and its lasting effects
Questions of meaning, identity, and purpose
Self-worth, confidence, and autonomy
Anxiety, stress, and burnout
The impact of social and political injustice, including eco-anxiety, activist burnout, queerphobia, racism, and other forms of oppression
Building resilience, individually and collectively
Support in the immediate aftermath of a traumatic event
Psychedelic integration
Deepening connection with nature
How I Work
A central focus of my practice is trauma and attachment repair. I am a certified Integrative Attachment Therapy (IAT) therapist, and I use its approach to help clients rebuild the sense of safety, connection, and belonging that may have been disrupted earlier in life. Healing trauma often begins in the therapy relationship itself, where we can create new experiences of trust, attunement, and support together.
My foundation is in psychology (University of Melbourne) and integrative psychotherapy (Ikon Institute of Australia), and I am registered with PACFA. I've also studied and draw upon Psychodynamic Interpersonal Therapy (The Conversational Model), Mentalisation-Based Therapy, Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Somatic Experiencing, and CBT. I have a Certificate in Interpersonal Group Psychotherapy, grounded in Irvin Yalom's interpersonal model of group therapy. These influences give me a broad toolkit, but I don't see therapy as applying techniques from a distance. What matters most is what happens between us: building a genuine, caring relationship, checking in regularly on what feels helpful, and shaping our work so it meets your needs.
My fee is $155 per 50-minute session.
