Therapists & practicioners

Does this sound familiar?

You are accomplished by any outside measure. You have built a business, a practice or a reputation that matters.

And still something runs underneath. The pull back at the moment you could be fully seen. Decisions made from an old fear while you call them strategy. A success that never quite lands in the body.

You want to make an impact in this lifetime. You know it will ask you to meet the part of yourself that strategy has never reached.

A mentor who can go where other mentors stop

Most mentors can show you what to do next. Very few can show you why you keep stopping short of it, and fewer still can change it.

A business mentor works with your strategy. A coach works with your goals and behaviour. A therapist works with your history. I bring all three into one room, and I work at the level that generates them: the unconscious, where your nervous system, your earliest wounds and your sense of who you are allowed to be all meet.

I'm a registered psychotherapist with a Bachelor of Psychology, a Graduate Diploma in Psychological Science, a Master of Psychotherapy and Counselling and a Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. Before private practice, I worked in the Justice Department, community services, Aboriginal counselling and youth work, with people whose histories were too heavy for any checklist. I learned there that change comes from what a practitioner can hold, far more than from what they say.

That clinical depth is what lets me take you further than any mentor can go, safely, with the rigour of psychology and the reach of the soul.

The places a pattern costs you most are usually the places you are most visible: pricing, hiring, conflict, being the face of what you have built.

We work on the inner architecture behind your decisions, so the next level of your business stops recreating the last one, and so you lead from your authentic self rather than an old trauma narrative.