No, you do not need a referral from a GP or other medical professional to see me for individual counselling or professional supervision services.Please fill out the self referral form to book in your first session or contact me with any questions you might have.

Unfortunately I do not provide couples or group relationship counselling at this time.

Yes, I offer in-person counselling sessions at my office in West End, Magandjin/Brisbane. This location is accessible via public transport and has metered parking available a short walking distance away.Please note that my office is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.

I am an Accredited Social Worker & Sex Therapist, holding a Bachelor of Social Work. I have undergone extensive training in evidence-based and neurodivergent-affirming therapeutic modalities which inform my counselling and sex therapy practice. I have experience providing counselling in not-for-profit, NDIS and private practice settings. I am registered with Australian Association of Social Workers and Society of Australian Sexologists.Please refer to my profile for more details, and a list of my completed professional development courses to date.

No, I do not provide somatic or touch-based sex therapy. I am trained in evidence-based and neurodivergent-affirming talk therapy modalities and I will never engage in touch with you during your work together. I may suggest homework or strategies that involve touch or physical intimacy for you to practice outside of counselling sessions, and in the privacy and comfort of your own space.For more information, please refer to section 10.8 of Society of Australian Sexologists Code of Ethics, of which all of our practitioners are bound by:10.8 Sexual Contact10.8.1 Members must not sexually exploit clients, supervisees or students. That is, a member shall not engage in sexual misconduct, conduct or practices of a sexual or sensual nature, or offer servicesthat are sexual or sensual in nature.10.8.2 This includes member/client nudity, genital touch and purposeful sexual response elicitation.10.8.3 Physical examination and/or procedures must only be performed by a health professionalregistered with AHPRA (or state registration board), specifically trained and qualified for theprocedure, and following the prescribed ethical guidelines.10.8.4 The Society of Australian Sexologists prohibits sexual relationships between members and their clients or any behaviour that could be reasonably construed as sexual.10.8.5 A Member will not accept, as a client, a person with whom they have knowingly engaged in sexual activity.10.8.6 If a therapeutic relationship has been developed, the protection of that client’s rights can only be ensured by considering him/her to always be a client. The therapeutic relationship precludes asexual relationship between the client/s and the therapist at any time in the future.

Yes, depending on your NDIS funding! I can provide Capacity Building Social Work Therapy and Assessment through the NDIS for folks who want to work on things like navigating interpersonal relationships, emotional regulation skills, self advocacy skills and heaps more. The line item for this is 15_621_0128_1_3 Assessment Recommendation Therapy or Training - Social Worker and falls under Capacity Building > Improved Daily Living funding. My fees are in line with the current NDIS Pricing Guide 2026-2027, and you can view them here. You will also need to be plan or self-managed to be eligible, as I am currently not a registered NDIS provider.

Unfortunately, I am not able to offer bulk-billed sessions, but I do offer concession rates for students and low-income earners for individual counselling sessions. Please see my fee structure page for more details.

Unfortunately I am unable to work with you in a therapeutic capacity if you live outside of Australia due to my insurance and registration regulations.

I understand the importance of young people being able to access LGBTQIA+ affirming therapeutic supports and the safety risks that may be involved with disclosing this to family or caregivers, especially in light of the current political climate. I am acutely aware of my professional and ethical responsibilities as a Social Worker and Sex Therapist, and I am bound by the Australian Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics and Practice Standards, and the Society of Australian Sexologists Code of Ethics. I can support young people from 16 years of age and do not require parental permission so long as I am able to deem the young person Gillick Competent and the young person is able to independently cover the cost of session fees. I welcome parents, guardians and caregivers to actively be on board with supporting their young person to access LGBTQIA+ affirming therapeutic services.

Unfortunately there is no rebate available through Medicare for sessions at this time. Due to this, I have calculated my fees to be similar to the out of pocket that you would usually be charged when seeing a psychologist or mental health accredited social worker. I am committed to making therapy as accessible and affordable as possible, and I have concession rates available for students and low income earners interested in individual counselling sessions.

Yes, I am able to invoice your workplace directly for professional supervision services so that you don't have to pay out of pocket. The frequency of these sessions covered by your workplace will need to be arranged & agreed upon between yourself and your line manager.