About Me
I draw on a variety of interests and experience with my work.
My primary interest is spirituality and its expression in the various traditions and methods of healing.
Living in South America, I was fortunate enough to be introduced to a genuine healing tradition based on the primacy of the human spirit. This encouraged me to return to my homeland of Perth to study Chinese medicine. From here I began deepening into the foundations of the medicine in the 黃帝內經 Huangdi Neijing and studying the Chinese language.
Towards the end of my Chinese medical studies I was introduced to craniosacral therapy, which quickly became a deep calling. Over the following years I completed studies with both Body Intelligence and the Institute for Craniosacral Training.
I have worked in multiple clinics in Western Australia and Queensland, including QuIHN, a multi-disciplinary clinic in Brisbane focusing on recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Working with these types of mental health conditions is a particular interest of mine. Last year I lived in East London, South Africa, where I worked as the primary acupuncturist in a busy clinic. This was a fantastic experience which deepened my understanding of human beings, illness, and the therapeutic power of Chinese medicine.
For as long as I can remember, I have been drawn to the Great Mystery that surrounds us and in which we live and breathe. This has led to a life of exploring various lands and cultures. I have deeply enjoyed spending periods of my life in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Europe — all places my heart calls home.
Where do heart beats, healing, traumas, paths, Persian rugs, strange languages, jungle rivers, nightly dreams and ancient traditions interweave?
That’s where I like to be…
My vision of healing is both
clinical and spiritual,
personal and planetary,
flexible and traditional,
physical and psychological,
sacred and profane.