About Me
For much of my life, I felt deeply disconnected — from myself, from joy, and from a sense of ease in the world. It often felt as though everyone else had received a manual for life that I had somehow missed. On the outside I kept going, but internally I was struggling, overwhelmed, and unsure of my place.
What eventually changed was not a quick fix or a single insight, but a long and honest journey back to myself.
Through years of self-inquiry, healing, and learning to sit with my inner world rather than escape it, something began to soften. I started to experience moments of presence, peace, and clarity — not because life became perfect, but because I became more grounded within it.
My horses were a quiet but powerful part of that journey.
Long before I understood it consciously, they offered me regulation, reflection, and a deep sense of being met without judgement. Over time, I came to see how profoundly healing it can be to slow down in nature, attune to the body, and allow insight to arise rather than be forced.
My work
Today, I support others in reconnecting with themselves through equine-assisted coaching sessions held in nature (Carbrook, QLD).
My approach is gentle, grounded, and non-clinical. There is no riding, no performance, and no pressure to “fix” anything. Instead, sessions focus on presence, awareness, emotional regulation, and creating space for clarity to emerge naturally.
I work with people who feel:
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overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected
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exhausted from trying to hold everything together
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drawn to a quieter, more embodied approach to personal growth
The work is not about changing who you are — it’s about coming home to yourself.
My background & training
Alongside lived experience, my work is supported by formal education and training:
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Bachelor of Arts in Clinical Psychology
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Coaching Certificate in Positive Psychology
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Completion of a 10-day Vipassana meditation course
These foundations inform the way I hold space — with care, psychological awareness, and respect for each person’s individual process.
Why horses
Horses are highly sensitive, present beings. They respond not to who we think we should be, but to who we are in the moment. In a coaching setting, they offer powerful, non-verbal feedback and support — often helping people notice patterns, emotions, and inner states that words alone cannot access.
You do not need any prior experience with horses. They are simply part of the environment and the process, offering presence rather than instruction.
An invitation
If you’re feeling drawn to this work, trust that curiosity.
You don’t need to know exactly what you’re looking for — only that something in you is ready to slow down, reconnect, and listen more deeply to yourself.
If you’d like to explore whether a session is right for you, you’re welcome to get in touch.
