Workshops & Courses

The Daring Way™ is a highly experiential methodology based on the research of Dr. Brené Brown. The method was designed for work with individuals, couples, families, work teams, and organizational leaders. It can be facilitated in clinical, educational, and professional settings. During the process, facilitators explore topics such as vulnerability, courage, shame, and worthiness. Participants are invited to examine the thoughts, emotions, and behaviours that are holding them back and identify the new choices and practices that will move them toward more authentic and wholehearted living. The primary focus is on developing shame resilience skills and daily practices that transform how we live, love, parent, and lead.

Explore 3-hour sessions designed for profound nervous system restoration. I'm now offering 3-Hour Therapeutic Intensives on some Friday afternoons and Saturdays. These sessions bring together the modalities I've found most effective for working with the nervous system and early attachment patterns: Somatic Experiencing — tracking and releasing what's held in the body Co-regulating touch (Kathy Kain's and also Steve Terrell's approach) — using safe, boundaried touch to support nervous system regulation and help repair the deeper wounds of trust and isolation that live in our physiology Brainspotting — accessing and processing subcortical material Attachment-focused psychodynamic work — informed by my training as a psychodynamic psychotherapist and as a certified coder of the Adult Attachment Interview

I'm offering a monthly closed group supervision for PACFA registrants, starting Monday 2 February 2026. 📍 First Monday of each month, 6:30–8:30pm 💰 $160 per session (two sessions paid in advance) 👥 Maximum 4 participants This is part of PACFA Accredited Supervisors' low-cost supervision initiative. I'm a faculty member and long-standing supervisor at the University of Sydney's Trauma Informed Psychotherapy Program, a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and international SE training assistant, and a UC Berkeley-certified Adult Attachment Interview coder. I'm also trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, and Deep Brain Reorienting. My approach to supervision is relational and body-informed—I'm interested in helping therapists understand how their own patterns show up in the therapy room. If you value depth over checkbox supervision, this might be for you.

Please enjoy this free resource. A guide on emotional well-being and healing. In my years of practice, I've observed that many of us carry hidden wounds that influence our daily lives in ways we might not even recognise. This book aims to help you understand these patterns and take the first steps toward healing.