I provide clinical supervision for:
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Registered and Clinical psychologists
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Provisional psychologists
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Primary & Secondary supervision for 5+1 pathway​
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Clinicians wanting to work in a sex-positive, shame-aware, evidence-based way
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Practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of sexual wellbeing, desire, and intimacy in clinical contexts
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Mental health practitioners working with trauma, intimacy, identity, or relationship concerns
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Allied health professionals wanting to deepen their work with embodiment, shame, or the nervous system
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Clinicians seeking reflective practice or support with complex presentations
My approach
My supervision style is reflective, collaborative, and grounded in contemporary, evidence-based practice. I work from trauma-informed, attachment-based, sex-positive, and neuroaffirming perspectives to support deep clinical thinking and careful work with complexity.
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My background spans both public and private sectors, with experience across the lifespan. My earlier work focused on youth, families, and systems-based practice, which now informs my current focus with adults.
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I have myself trained across multiple supervision pathways, initially completing the 4+2 internship program and later the Clinical Registrar Program. These experiences deeply shape how I hold supervision as I am attuned to the developmental realities, pressures, and ethical weight of training and ongoing practice.
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Supervision is now a central part of my professional life and something I approach with care and passion. I supervise clinicians at all different stages of practice, from university students and provisional psychologists, through to experienced practitioners seeking to expand their work in sex-positive, relational, and trauma-informed spaces.
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Modalities & Training
My areas of clinical focus include complex trauma, sexual shame and avoidance, intimacy and desire, attachment and relationship dynamics, nervous system regulation, and high-functioning burnout. I draw from attachment-based therapy, trauma-informed practice, relational frameworks, and sex therapy principles integrated within a broader psychological model.
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My therapeutic training spans a range of evidence-based and relational models, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), EMDR, Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Family-Based Treatment (FBT), CBT-E, Internal Family Systems (IFS) and DNA-V. I also hold training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 2), which supports my work with relational dynamics and repair. Alongside this, I have completed extensive training in sexology and sexual wellbeing.
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I am a board-approved supervisor and hold memberships with the Australian Association of Psychologists Incorporated and the Society of Australian Sexologists. I also enjoy writing and regularly contribute to Psychology Today and am the author of the Mindful Sex Guide.
