I am a registered psychologist with a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) and a Master of Professional Psychology from the University of Newcastle. I am currently completing the Master of Psychology Practice (Clinical) and, once finished, will undertake the required two-year Clinical Psychology Registrar program before obtaining Clinical Psychology endorsement.

My professional preference is comprehensive psychological assessment and diagnosis. For nearly two years, I have specialised in this work, combining an investigative mindset and a love of mathematics with evidence-based psychometric testing. I enjoy hearing people’s stories and integrating history, clinical interviews, and test data to build a clear, meaningful understanding of their experiences. Sometimes that involves offering a formal diagnosis to provide clarity; other times it means helping someone explore their strengths and needs without a label.

At the same time, I am deeply committed to supporting clients through whatever challenges they bring to the room. Whether a person is seeking strategies for anxiety, navigating life changes, or simply needing a sounding board, I aim to provide practical tools, thoughtful guidance, and a safe space where they can find their own path forward. If there is a story to share, I am ready to listen.

I value continuous professional development, engaging in regular supervision and staying current with research and evidence-based approaches. Over the next year I plan to register with SIRA and complete EMDR training to broaden the therapeutic options I can offer.

Alongside individual work, I have a growing interest in group-based programmes, including anxiety management and psychoeducation workshops. If you or your organisation would like to explore these kinds of sessions, feel free to enquire for more information.

Outside of work I’m a country boy at heart—most at home enjoying a barbeque in warm weather, exploring the outdoors, or sharing a relaxed meal with family and friends.