I am a researcher, a consultant, and a navigator of complex human systems. Currently completing my Master of Research (Psychology) at the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), my work sits at the intersection of "Queer Crip" theory and Human Systems. I don’t just study these systems; I have lived every step of the journey I consult on.

My expertise is built on lived experience, across a range of challenges and touching on an intersection of marginalities. This isn't just personal history—it is the source of my professional edge. It allows me to see the systemic "cracks" in psychosocial safety that others miss, and to translate those insights into robust, boardroom-ready strategies.

In my psychosocial recovery coaching, I hold a limited number of spaces for people ready to build their capacity and reclaim their autonomy. I help my clients move from the exhausting work of navigating the basics to the empowered position of dominating their professional and personal lives.

I believe in communication that is authentic and pragmatic. Whether I am implementing your new policy to strategically direct psychosocial culture or guiding you towards insight and personal power, my goal is the same: to bridge lived experience with professional excellence to create environments where safety and creativity can actually coexist.