Services...

• Psychotherapy Training: Deepen your skills and confidence with engaging, practical training sessions.
• Consultations for Individuals and Groups: Receive personalised guidance and fresh perspectives on complex cases, whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience.
• Somatic-Based Interventions: Experience holistic healing that integrates gentle, body-focused approaches for lasting change.
• Addiction Recovery and 12 Step Practice: Find compassionate support and expert guidance as you work towards recovery and personal growth, or address and resolve blocks to your ongoing sobriety and freedom

If you’d like to learn more or discuss your unique needs, please feel free to reach out, I’m here to support you every step of the way

Training

I offer live and in-person training designed to help you deepen your skills and grow in confidence, whatever your experience level. My approach is gentle, collaborative, and supportive, creating a space where you can ask questions, share ideas, and truly develop as a confident, competent and masterful practitioner.

You’re warmly invited to join me for:

• Brainspotting Phases 1 and 2
• Brainspotting 5-Day Advanced Intensive Experiential training (small group only, max. 10 participants)
• Brainspotting and Narrative Therapy for addiction and unwanted behaviour resolution
• BSP and The Hero’s Journey for Post Trauma/Addiction Growth
• Working with Dorsal Vagal Freeze and Collapse
• Brainspotting is more than just the set-ups 

If you’d like more details or want to discuss which training might suit you best, please feel free to reach out!

Consulting

Many therapists—whether newly qualified or highly experienced—find themselves facing complex client challenges that can feel overwhelming alone. To support you, I offer practical, on-demand webinars and individual or group case consultations that address real-world scenarios and your most pressing questions.

I warmly welcome therapists at every stage of their careers, from those just starting out to those with decades of experience. Thanks to my extensive training across a wide range of modalities, I’m able to offer guidance and support for almost any case, no matter how unique or challenging.

My approach is gentle, conversational, and collegial. I believe in sharing my knowledge and experience in a way that invites your ideas and encourages genuine collaboration. Together, we’ll create a safe and supportive space where you can grow, ask questions, and develop the skills you need to thrive.

Brainspotting™

“Brainspotting is based on the profound attunement of the therapist with the patient, finding a somatic cue and extinguishing it by down-regulating the amygdala. It isn’t just PNS (Parasympathetic Nervous System) activation that is facilitated, it is homeostasis” – Robert Scaer

Brainspotting is a focused, brain-body therapeutic method designed to help people access, process and release sources of emotional and physiological pain, trauma, dissociation and other challenging symptoms by identifying specific points in a client’s visual field—called brainspots—that correlate with unresolved experiences held in the deep subcortical brain which talk therapy cannot access.

It is both a diagnostic and therapeutic tool: by guiding clients to attend to eye positions associated with strong emotional or bodily responses, practitioners help the nervous system bring implicit, non-verbal material into awareness so it can be processed and discharged.

Brainspotting is often supported by bilateral sound stimulation (e.g., BioLateral audio), which many clinicians use to deepen focus and regulation during processing.

Brainspotting functions within the context of a neurobiological therapeutic relationship. The method enhances the empathic, attuned presence of a skilled clinician who provides safety, containment, and trust so that a person can explore experiences that lie beyond conscious language and cognitive control

Within this therapeutic relationship, Brainspotting provides a tool to neurobiologically locate, focus, process, and release material that is often inaccessible to conventional talk-based approaches.

By working directly with the body’s central nervous system—including autonomic and limbic structures—Brainspotting is understood to engage deep brain–body networks involved in emotional and somatic regulation, with significant psychological, emotional, and physical effects reported by clients and clinicians.

I had a profound experience during my first Brainspotting session, which sparked a deep curiosity about the work. This led me to complete the second ever Brainspotting training offered by Dr. David Grand which was in 2004. In 2013, he invited me to serve as the Australian Brainspotting Trainer, and in 2021 he graciously honoured me with the Brainspotting Leadership Award.

Parts Work

I include “Parts Work” in therapy as a gentle, collaborative approach that recognizes we are made up of different internal “parts” or subpersonalities—each with its own feelings, needs, and roles. By getting to know and understand these parts, we can resolve inner conflicts, increase self-awareness, and create greater harmony within ourselves.

A simple way to understand these “parts”—especially if the concept feels unfamiliar or a bit intimidating or scary—is this:

Imagine you’re at your favourite restaurant and they have your absolute favourite dessert tonight, which isn’t always on the menu. You love it—but your doctor has advised you to watch your cholesterol. Now you have a dilemma:

• One part of you wants the dessert because it brings pleasure.
• Another part of you wants to honour your health goals.

We ALL have parts like this, and they’re often in conflict with one another. It can feel chaotic when different parts want different things—but each part has a positive intention, even if its behaviour feels unhelpful or confusing.

Parts work helps us pause, learn from these parts, and find ways to support them so that you can make choices that feel more integrated and aligned with your goals and values.

Somatic & Energy Healing

The most meaningful and transformative chapter of my academic journey was earning a Master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica in Los Angeles, USA.

This experience gave me profound insights into the Soul’s journey and fundamentally changed the course of my life and work. My passion for this field was so deep that in 1996 I had the honour of being named Student of the Year

Spiritual Psychology is the study and practice of the art and science of Conscious Awakening.

“We must learn how to not only embrace who we are as spiritual beings having a human experience but also use that recognition as a foundation for “healing.” As the evolutionary tide is rising and large numbers of people are beginning to awaken to the awareness that they are, in fact, Divine Beings having a human experience, the Principles and Practices of Spiritual Psychology provide both a context and tools for living into that awareness in everyday life.”

(https://www.universityofsantamonica.edu/why-usm/spiritual-psychology/#gsc.tab=0)