For over 30 years, I’ve dedicated my life to helping individuals, couples, and families overcome challenges and create meaningful transformations. As the Director of Psychology at Mt Lawley (PAML) in Australia, I’ve worked with clients of all ages, guiding them through personal struggles, relationships, and mental health journeys. My work also includes over 25 years of conducting vocational evaluations using psychometric assessments and clinical interviews to help individuals gain clarity and direction in their lives.

I’m proud to have served as the National President of the Christian Counsellors Association of Australia for 13 years, fostering the integration of faith and psychology in meaningful ways. Through my PhD research, I established the psychotherapeutic modality known as Rewiring Cognitions and Emotions—a six-session therapy grounded in brain neuroplasticity, procedural memory functioning, and Inner Child psychodynamic exercises. This structured approach combines cognitive fluency, CBT, and emotional therapy, offering a transformative path for those struggling with depression, anxiety, and emotional distress. Beyond individual therapy, I’m a family therapist, counsellor, and mediator, supporting couples in both personal and joint sessions to navigate relationship challenges with care and understanding. My work extends far beyond the clinic.

I’ve trained police officers and social workers, conducted forensic assessments and court reports, and lectured at universities. For over a decade, I hosted talk-back radio programs, sharing psychological insights with the wider community. Whether in the clinic, courtroom, classroom, or community, my goal has always been the same: to empower individuals and families to thrive through the best of psychology and practical application.