The Central Coast has always been home. It is the place I was raised, went to school and continue to reside. It’s where my family, values and passion for working with children were shaped and it’s the place I feel most committed to supporting.

I went on to complete my Bachelors in Speech Pathology at the University of Newcastle, graduating in 2018. From the very beginning of my career, I knew I wanted to work with children and their families, supporting a wide range of communication needs and developmental differences.
Since graduating, I have worked in private practice with children and families across many backgrounds, abilities and disabilities. I take a strongly family-centred and collaborative approach, because I believe meaningful progress doesn’t just happen during therapy sessions, it happens in everyday moments. I work closely with families to ensure they feel supported, confident and empowered to help their child beyond the therapy room.

My therapy style is grounded in creating sessions that are fun, calm and engaging. Children learn best when they feel safe, relaxed and motivated, and I strive to create an environment where therapy feels enjoyable and meaningful. Building strong, trusting relationships with both children and their families is at the heart of everything I do.

Starting my own practice comes from a genuine desire to give back to the Central Coast, a place I love, where I was raised and is my home. My goal is to provide warm, high-quality speech pathology services that feel personal, collaborative and supportive. I am equally passionate about supporting families and connecting with other speech pathologists and allied health professionals within our community.

This practice is built on connection, collaboration and a deep belief that every child deserves to feel supported as they find their voice, whatever that may be, both inside and beyond the therapy room.

About Me!