Consultant, counsellor and public speaker, I work at the intersections of social justice, inclusion and mental health. My passion comes from connections and lived experience, understanding the critical need to remove systemic barriers and harmful cultures at all levels and in collaboration. My approach is human-centered. As a consultant I support organisations in their authentic inclusion journeys focussing on organisational culture, brand identity and marketing communication providing inclusive assessments, strategies and education. As a counsellor I bring mental health practices into every space and have a private practice for dedicated counselling sessions. 

My background is broad with expertise including anatomy and physiology, applied psychology, business management, education and pedagogy, inclusive design, industrial design, marketing and organisational strategy. This long list is the product of both passion and systemic discrimination. Committed to continued growth, I proudly consider myself a lifelong work-in-progress and continue to seek knowledge, learning and understanding ongoing.

I’m a visual thinker and a lover of puzzles. My workspace is full of 3D puzzles and art. The wall in front of me is home to iconic architecture and abstract geometric themed art. My desk is home to several hand-crank kit-build wooden marble runs. My first degree was in Industrial design, which is like a mix of product design engineering and visual communications. I was the youngest student and first blind student accepted into the National School of Design in Australia and I graduated valedictorian. I then believed, and still do, in the power of perspective and relativity, “just because I can’t see doesn’t mean I don’t have vision”. We all deserve to thrive.