A counsellor who has lived the life.

My Story

Before becoming a counsellor, I was a professional ballet dancer — performing with the West Australian Ballet and Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal. Dance was not just what I did; it was who I was. My identity, my community, my purpose, and my daily life were all woven through movement.

"I know what it means to pour everything into a discipline — and I know what it takes to find yourself again when that changes."

That lived experience is at the heart of everything I do as a counsellor. I understand the culture of sport and dance from the inside — the perfectionism, the body scrutiny, the pressure to perform, the fear of injury, and the profound loss that can come with retirement or career transition.

I hold a Master of Arts in Counselling and am registered at Level 2 with the Australian Counselling Association (ACA). I work from a trauma-informed and person-centred lens, which means I meet each client where they are — with no judgement, no agenda, and genuine curiosity about their unique experience.

My practice is called On Pointe because being "on pointe" is about more than technical precision — it's about being fully present, grounded, and aligned. That's what I hope to support in every person I work with.