People who listen first

I'm a project manager at heart — I love organising things, bringing people together and working out how all the pieces fit. It's probably why Support Coordination comes so naturally to me.

I'm also a bit of a natural matchmaker. I have a knack for getting to know someone, seeing their strengths and interests, and connecting them with people, opportunities and ideas that just seem to fit.

That's really where Find Your Pathway came from — helping people discover what could be possible for them, and then helping make it happen.

I came to recovery coaching through my own lived experience of mental health recovery, and I've since backed that experience with a Diploma and Graduate Certificate in Counselling, along with years of working alongside people in support. Before this, I spent many years in the construction industry. I've always loved building things — these days, I'm more interested in helping people build a life. I bring a recovery lens to everything I do, including recovery coaching, counselling and employment counselling. I know first-hand that recovery isn't a straight line, and I believe that you are who you strive to become. For me, it's about seeing the person, understanding where they want to go, and helping them find their way forward — whether that's employment, building confidence, finding purpose, working through a challenge or simply taking that next step. There's nothing better than working alongside someone as they start to see what's possible and begin building a life that's truly their own.

I support people through Support Coordination and Find Your Pathway, helping them explore employment, education, volunteering, skill development and meaningful connection within their community.