My Space
Introducing the space
My practice is located inside Good Hub at Goodwood — just 5 minutes from the City of Adelaide.
When you arrive, you won’t find a sterile waiting room or a clipboard of forms. Instead you’ll step into a modern, carefully curated space designed to feel like a lounge rather than a clinic. Soothing music, natural calming colours, soft furnishings, and subtle fragrances from L’Occitane and Ashley & Co® — every detail is intentional.
Healing is so much more than what we talk about. It’s also about what the body feels when it walks through the door. This space is designed to support that — to help your nervous system settle before we even begin.
There are no waiting rooms. You’ll be personally welcomed by me at your designated appointment time.
Hydration and refreshments
To help you feel at ease, I offer a range of complimentary refreshments for your appointment. Choose from premium all-natural Australian-made StrangeLove® beverages — including still and sparkling mineral water from Victoria’s Macedon Ranges. If you’d like something warm or a caffeine hit, the local barista at Metta Sol is right on hand with a full range of beverages.
If you have hyperosmia or sensory sensitivities to fragrance, please let me know — I’ll happily accommodate your needs.
Online virtual sessions
Virtual sessions are available for clients across Adelaide, Australia and around the world. Whether you’re unable to attend in person or simply prefer the comfort of your own space, online sessions are just as warm and personal as being here. All you need is a private space and a device — I’ll take care of the rest.
Artwork in my therapy space
Artwork for me is very important. It invites curiosity, helps me notice patterns and themes, and gives me space to reflect and see things differently. I love that, as human beings, we can hold nuance and meet the world with openness. Having art in my space feels deeply personal to me — it’s part of who I am and how I relate to the world around me, both personally and professionally.
“Where Silence Gathered” by Dana Dion is an artwork I was drawn to immediately. I had been searching for a long time for a piece that reflected my therapeutic lens, and Dana’s work resonated with me straight away. After reaching out to her and reading her reflections on the painting, that connection deepened further.
Dana describes the title as arising when the painting was nearly complete, a moment when it felt like “a quiet presence, a space where thoughts, emotions and experiences can exist without the need to be resolved.” I was especially moved by her reflection on nature as a place of rest and belonging, and on painting from memory, atmosphere, and feeling rather than from a fixed landscape. Her words resonate strongly with me, both personally and in my work as a therapist.
I too find nature to be a place of belonging, contemplation, and restoration. That sense of spaciousness feels closely aligned with the therapeutic process itself, where awareness, safety, and wellbeing often emerge slowly and gently. In my practice, I aim to create a space where people can slow down, notice what is present, and come into greater self-awareness without pressure to immediately explain, solve, or resolve.
What also speaks to me in this work is its layering. There is something about the way the painting holds depth, texture, and accumulation that feels true to the complexity of being human. We are shaped by memory, experience, contradiction, and change, and sometimes the invitation is simply to notice those layers and allow meaning to emerge over time.
I hope the artwork offers clients a sense of calm, reflection, and quiet possibility. For me, it is more than a visual piece in the room and on my website; it expresses something of the atmosphere I hope my practice holds — spacious, grounded, and open to the unfolding of each person’s experience.