How I came to work this way

Before working in complementary health, I spent many years in the corporate world, and that practical way of thinking has stayed with me throughout my career. My journey into this work began not as a practitioner, but as a parent searching for answers for my own family.
 

When my children were young, there were times when I struggled to find the answers and support our family needed. I knew I had to keep looking, and that search eventually led me to kinesiology.
 

My experience with kinesiology made me curious enough to want to learn more about it myself — initially simply so I could use what I learnt to support my own children. I certainly wasn’t setting out to become a practitioner. What began as learning something that helped my family gradually grew as my curiosity deepened and I continued to study and explore complementary therapies more broadly.
 

As other parents began noticing the changes in my children, they started asking what I was doing and whether I could work with their children too. At first, my answer was no — I was learning for my own family and wasn’t qualified to work professionally. But those requests continued, and I began to wonder whether this could become something more. To work with other people professionally, I needed to complete my qualifications, and eventually that’s what I decided to do.
 

What had started simply as a way to help my own children gradually became a career I had never planned — and one that has now continued for more than 25 years.
 

Having been the person searching for answers for my own family also taught me something that has stayed with me throughout my career. Every person arrives with their own experiences, questions and circumstances.
 

Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll begin there. I’ll listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions, and help you make sense of what’s occurring so together we can decide what may best support you moving forward.