Another special focus for Kate is supporting women through the perinatal journey - from fertility and conception to pregnancy, birth, and the often complex transition into motherhood (matrescence). She offers nurturing guidance through grief, loss, and the emotional shifts of parenthood, ensuring women and families feel seen, supported, and resourced with practical self-care strategies.

Kate holds a Bachelor of Counselling from the Australian College of Applied Psychology and has worked in a variety of settings, including volunteer crisis support at Lifeline, youth intake at Headspace, and EAP counselling. She also spent nearly a decade managing a boutique health and fitness centre, giving her a broad, holistic understanding of health and wellbeing. Recently, Kate became an approved Victims of Crime Counsellor, extending her capacity to support people navigating significant trauma.

Her professional knowledge is deeply enriched by her own lived experiences with depression, postnatal anxiety, and chronic pain. This personal insight allows Kate to bring not only skill, but also genuine empathy and understanding to every session.

Whether guiding clients through trauma recovery or helping them discover confidence and purpose, Kate’s commitment remains the same: to provide a safe, compassionate space where healing, growth, and transformation can take root.