I’m a Support Coordinator and Psychosocial Recovery Coach with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. I am passionate about supporting people to build confidence, independence, and meaningful connections with services that genuinely align with their goals. I bring a warm, authentic, and approachable style, with a strong focus on building trusting relationships where participants feel heard, respected, and supported. My role is to work alongside you and help make life feel safer, easier, and more manageable in ways that actually matter to you.

Outside of work, I am a mum, which has strengthened my ability to be nurturing, patient and adaptable. This has also influenced my professional interest in paediatric, adolescent and complex family systems. I bring a practical, real-world perspective to my work and value creating supports that are sustainable, realistic and tailored to each person’s life.

Working across both Support Coordination and Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, I recognise the important distinction between the two roles. Support Coordination focuses on helping participants understand and implement their NDIS plan, navigate systems and connect with appropriate services. Psychosocial Recovery Coaching has a stronger focus on capacity building, recovery-oriented practice and supporting people to work towards greater independence over time. This dual perspective allows me to provide flexible, holistic and well-rounded support. I am committed to continuing to grow my knowledge and skills within the psychosocial mental health space and am currently pursuing further study to expand my clinical understanding.