About

When family life feels overwhelming.

Supporting individuals, couples and families in Cheltenham and Melbourne’s Southeast and online.

Every family has a story, and sometimes it reaches a turning point. With over a decade of experience supporting families, I provide a calm and structured space where couples, parents, and children can feel heard and understood, even when communication feels hard or things feel stuck.

I am a registered counsellor with the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) and a member of the Australian Association of Family Therapy (AAFT). My work is grounded in evidence-informed approaches, including the Gottman Method for couples. As a child-inclusive practitioner, I ensure that children’s voices and experiences are thoughtfully considered when supporting families through important decisions and transitions.

When parents are in conflict, when siblings are constantly clashing, or when tension builds between family members, it affects everyone. The atmosphere at home can start to feel heavy, like everyone is walking on eggshells.

Family counselling gives you space to slow things down and understand what is really happening between you..

Sometimes, we live under the same roof but feel miles apart.

Life as a couple isn’t always easy. Often, the love that once felt effortless becomes tangled in pain, breaches of trust, infidelity, illness, grief, struggles with intimacy, or constant fights over money..

Child-inclusive mediation is an evidence-based approach that helps parents in separation hear and understand their child’s experiences in a safe and supported way. A trained Child Consultant meets with the child and brings their perspectives, not their “wishes” or choices, into the mediation process in a developmentally appropriate manner.

Life can feel heavy sometimes.

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, relationship issues, or just feeling overwhelmed, therapy can help you understand yourself more deeply and build the inner tools to cope and thrive.