
Clinical social worker, supervisor and senior leader with more than 20 years’ experience across social work, mental health, education, youth justice, community services and multidisciplinary practice.
My career has spanned direct practice, clinical and professional supervision, leadership, workforce development, education, policy and service design. That breadth shapes how I work: reflective and relational, while always attending to the wider organisational and systemic context.
Across all areas of practice, I bring a steady, relational, and systems-aware approach to working within complexity.
I bring particular experience in:
My work is grounded in ethics, curiosity, critical reflection and respect for the complexity of practice. I aim to create a space that is both supportive and robust — one that helps practitioners and leaders think deeply, stay connected to purpose, and navigate their work with greater clarity, confidence and sustainability.
Professional practice can ask us to hold a great deal at once — responsibility, uncertainty, ethical tension, organisational demands, relationships, emotion and the cumulative impact of the work.
Supervision, leadership coaching and consultation offer room to step out of the immediacy and work with that complexity with greater intention.
A place to:
The work I do is reflective, relational and grounded in contemporary evidence, professional standards, ethics and diverse ways of knowing.
The aim is to support practice and leadership that is thoughtful, culturally responsive, trauma-informed and sustainable — for both the work and the person doing it.

A dynamic, reflective space to strengthen practice, work through complexity and stay connected to the practitioner you want to be.

A dedicated space to think, stretch and lead with greater clarity — navigating complexity, relationships, responsibility and change without losing sight of yourself.

Focused, thoughtful support for complex practice, workforce and organisational challenges — bringing together people, systems, evidence and what is happening on the ground.
Thank you and I will get back to you as soon as I am able.
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I acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin nation as the Traditional owners of the unceded land on which I live in Narrm, Melbourne. I pay my respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, communities, culture and knowledges, and hold a deep commitment to cultural humility, ongoing learning, and practice that honours self-determination, relationship, and respect.
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