
I am a Registered Clinical Psychologist experienced in providing specialist eating disorder treatment for young adults and adults who have a challenging relationship with food, eating, body image, and/or exercise. My strong passion in this area has been informed by my doctoral research and I specialise in this area at the Eating Disorder Psychology Collective. Alongside, I support neurodivergence and help clients explore possible neurodiversity, including ways to work with a differently wired brain and strategies to accomodate and support. While I offer ADHD assessments through Mind Matters Clinic, I do not conduct diagnostic assessments through Clearhead, but would be happy to screen/explore traits further, should this be helpful for you in determining whether to seek formal assessment. I also provide therapy for individuals dealing with a wider range of challenges or difficulty, such as mood difficulties, self-esteem, stress, burnout, conflict, managing emotions, grief, adjustment, and loss. My treatment approach is culturally inclusive, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity affirming. I strongly value the therapeutic alliance between myself and my clients. I am non-judgmental, empathetic, attentive, and authentic, where I aim to create a safe and inclusive space in therapy. I hold hope during times of difficulty and believes everyone is capable of reaching their recovery goals
• Doctor of Clinical Psychology,Massey University • Master of Science with Distinction in Psychology,University of Otago • Bachelor of Science with Honours,First Class in Psychology,University of Otago • Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Neuroscience