I am a clinical neuropsychologist and founder of Neu Chapter, a private practice based in Essendon that also provides an outreach service. I have over a decade's experience in public health and private practice settings. I work with clients facing a wide range of neurological challenges, including acquired brain injury, substance use histories, and dementia. My work includes both assessment and intervention for individuals with cognitive concerns rather than general mental health conditions alone.

My style is warm, inclusive, and non-judgmental. I aim to create a culturally safe and respectful space where my clients feel understood, while ensuring cultural factors are integrated into both assessment and intervention.

Alongside my clinical work, I am a sessional academic at La Trobe University and guest lecture on culturally responsive psychological practice, reflecting my commitment to ensuring inclusive, respectful, and evidence-based approaches.