I have a long background in occupational therapy. I currently focus my research and clinical work in providing comprehensive care to autistic individuals over the age of 16. I regularly deliver face-to-face occupational therapy tailored to the unique needs of each client, enhancing their well-being and functional independence.

I love and appreciate research-based principles. Evidence drives my work (but it doesn’t mean I throw the baby out with the bathwater and will ignore anecdotal evidence). My prior policy work enables skills in understanding how health ‘systems’ affect community health outcomes. This helps my clients in accessing services that are realistically appropriate to their needs.

I have facilitated and delivered both online and in person workshops to various workplaces, focusing on wellbeing, effective communication, empathy, and specific levels of neurodiversity education. My workshops are designed to be engaging and practical, ensuring participants can apply what they learn immediately.