For nearly a decade Amy has been working in the field of helping, counselling and wellness, gaining experience both nationally and internationally with people from diverse backgrounds and geographical locations.  

A significant part of her understanding is based on the learnings and knowledge imparted while working in remote First Nation’s communities in Australia. Amy combines a scientifically backed evidence based model that stems from her extensive education in sociology and humanities with a holistic strengths based approach.

She has a specialized interest in supporting people working in remote and isolated spaces as well as assisting with burnout, trauma, vicarious trauma and nervous system regulation. Other areas of interest include working with people experiencing anxiety, depression, grief and loss and building healthy relationships through secure attachments.

Amy is passionate about integrative wellness and exploring the various ways we can grow, expand and tap into our potentiality. She is a practitioner and teacher of Kundalini Yoga and is currently completing a Practitioner Diploma in Integrative Sound Healing and a certification in Jungian and Post Jungian Clinical Concepts. Amy has a love for exploring therapeutic modalities and an interest in the emerging field of Entheogens and the psychological benefit of plant medicines.

Outside the therapeutic space Amy can be found devouring books, savoring sunsets and collecting shells on the sandy shores of Darwin’s beautiful beaches.  Amy is currently working as a Specialist Crisis Counsellor based in Darwin and is available to see clients in person or on Zoom.