I have been working in mental health care for over nine years, including volunteering as a police-based victim service worker and earning a Diploma of Professional Counselling. Alongside my continuous education, I dove into the fascinating world of Dog Emotion and Cognition—because, let’s be real, dogs are basically furry therapists in disguise.

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My own journey with grief began when I lost members of my non-judgmental, furry cheerleading squad. Their strength, unconditional love, and loyalty had always been my anchor, and losing them hit me with a gut-wrenching blow. That pain, the loneliness, and the helplessness led me to make a vow—to honour their legacy by helping others navigate their own grief and trauma. 

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I now specialize in helping clients move through pet loss, grief, trauma, emotional bullying, and life changes that can leave them feeling disconnected from themselves and society.

 

I’ve also gained a deep appreciation for the therapeutic qualities of our canine companions and integrate these insights into my work when suitable. Through psychotherapy and somatic attachment therapy, I support clients in reclaiming their authentic selves.

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Additionally, I am now accepting clients who experience dental fear and anxiety. With two decades of experience in the dental field, I understand the overwhelming emotions tied to dental procedures. I am EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) trained and may become part of sessions for clients to reprocess traumatic dental experiences and overcome their fear, empowering them to approach dental visits with greater calm and confidence.

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Whether you’re grieving the loss of a beloved pet, working through trauma, or overcoming dental fear, I’m here to guide you on your path toward healing and reconnection.