Counselling Neurodivergent-affirming and trauma-informed therapy for individuals navigating their authentic journey. A safe space where your experience is explored, and meaning is made of your diagnosis. I have been registered with the New Zealand Association of Counsellors (NZAC) since 2004.

I also provide general counselling for grief, trauma, relationships, addictions and other life challenges.

Professional Development Training for workplaces and practitioners to better support neurodivergent staff and clients. Creating environments where neuronormative ways of being and thinking are not the ONLY way.

Supervision I offer clinical supervision for practitioners working with neurodivergent clients, helping you build neurodivergent-affirming practice into the foundations of your work - not as an add-on, but as how you practise. Drawing on 20+ years of professional experience and my own lived reality as a late-diagnosed AuDHD woman, supervision with me goes beyond case discussion into genuinely rethinking frameworks that weren't built with neurodivergent clients in mind. If you're ready to move past surface-level "accommodations" and start practising differently at the core, get in touch.

Mentoring One-on-one support drawing on lived experience and professional expertise. Practical guidance for navigating life as your authentic self.

Speaking & Workshops Sharing authentic insights about late diagnosis, unmasking, and neurodivergent experiences for organisations and communities.

Wedding and Ceremony Celebrant Let me help you sculpt the perfect wedding ceremony for your perfect day or design a ritual that celebrates vow-renewal, celebrating your neurodivergent brain, naming and baby arrival ceremonies, age and stage ceremonies including older women transitioning into their wise years. I can include the accommodations you need to have the best day ever.

All services grounded in the understanding that your neurodivergent mind isn't something to fix - it's something to navigate.

Ready to start your authentic journey? Let's talk.