About Me

Professional Me
I have been passionate about psychology for over 20 years. My journey began with a degree in Human Resources and Industrial Relations, but I quickly realised I wanted a more hands-on way to make a difference in people’s lives. This led me to serve as a missionary, where I worked directly with individuals in meaningful, practical ways—a transformative experience that shaped my future path.
Following this, I pursued undergraduate studies in both Psychology and Education while living in New Zealand. Returning to my hometown of Sydney, I completed postgraduate degrees in Counselling and Psychology, and later earned a Master’s Degree in Psychology with a focus on both Educational & Developmental and Clinical studies. I am also a Board Certified Psychology Supervisor, supporting the development of future psychologists.
My professional experience spans a wide range of settings, including government agencies, hospitals, private practices, and schools. After taking time to raise our four children and balance family life, I am now the proud owner and principal psychologist of Rosemont Psychology, based in Wollongong, Australia. I am dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to individuals, couples, families, and children, helping navigate challenges and build meaningful, fulfilling lives.
Personal Me
The greatest joy in my life is my “crazy tribe”—my husband, who teaches me something new about myself every day and is simply a wonderful human being, and our amazing, fun, happy, and (mostly) well-adjusted kids, who keep us entertained and grounded. My family inspires me daily and gives me a deeper sense of empathy and understanding for the experiences of my clients.
I am passionate about travel, exploring different cultures, and connecting with people from all walks of life. Our two oldest children live abroad, so it gives me a wonderful excuse to travel and see them. I love to read, stay informed on current events, and continually update my knowledge and skills as a psychologist. Sharing insights and experiences is something I enjoy, and I often present at workshops and women’s events, drawing on my years in the field.
I approach therapy in a human, compassionate way rather than a clinical or impersonal one. My professional space is designed to be simple, comfortable, and relaxed, providing a safe environment where clients can feel heard, understood, and supported.