Neurodiverse Psychology reflects my commitment to a neuroaffirming approach - one that celebrates the natural diversity in how people think, learn, and experience the world.

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I work with children and adults, providing developmental, cognitive, learning, behavioural, and autism assessments. I view a diagnosis not as a label that limits a child, but as a map that helps families truly understand and connect with them.

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I also work with adults in the assessment space and am particularly attuned to the internal presentations of autism and ADHD often seen in females - presentations that can be easily overlooked or misunderstood. Here too, I bring the same whole-person lens: curious about not just the diagnosis, but everything that shapes how someone thinks, feels, and moves through the world.

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As a late-identified neurodivergent psychologist, I bring compassion, authenticity, and a touch of humour to my work. Outside the clinic, I enjoy spending time in nature with my family and friends.