I am a trained facilitator of the Therapeutic Child Play program Learn to Play, a Certified LEGO®-Based Therapy Practitioner, and experienced in running group workshops such as Peaceful Kids and Girl Power Workshops Australia. I also offer these programs to local schools, organisations, and community groups, as well as within my play therapy clinic. Additionally, I have completed further training in AutPlay Therapy—a neurodiversity-affirming play therapy approach designed to support autistic and neurodivergent children—and in conducting Functional Capacity Assessments to help families navigate support systems like the NDIS.

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Apparently, I’m also now an author of the neuroaffirming children’s book Uniquely You, Uniquely Me, which celebrates the strengths and differences of neurodivergent children and their peers.​

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As a neurodivergent mum of four, I bring both professional and lived experience to my work. My background includes supporting families from diverse backgrounds as a Family Services Practitioner within the Child, Youth, and Family Services sector and as an Early Parenting Practitioner at the Queen Elizabeth Centre—a well-respected Melbourne-based parenting education centre dedicated to strengthening parent-child relationships and early development.