Asking for help
The key to getting help is to be specific about what you’re needing and asking for it directly. People love to help!
Regardless of where you are on your pregnancy, postpartum or parenting journey, I offer judgement-free guidance, support and mentoring.
I’m a Gippsland-based mum of two who wears many hats in the perinatal and parenting support space, including perinatal social worker, counsellor, postpartum doula, parenting educator, women’s circle and retreat facilitator, and the slightly left field, mentor for mums in business.
I provide 1:1 perinatal counselling, motherhood, and parenting support, as well as mentoring for Mums in business, both online and in Warragul, Victoria.
I offer a range of services to support mothers and parents during their transition into parenthood, including mothers’ journeys of running a business. Contact me if you would like to learn more about my offerings.
While pregnancy is often a time of excitement, it can also bring a multitude of physical and psychological challenges.
Becoming a mother is a monumental transition that continues to evolve over the course of our lives.
I am passionate about resourcing parents with information and evidence-based tools to support their parenting.
Growing a business while prioritising your family’s needs and staying true to your values can be a real challenge.
I host a range of events to support mothers and parents on their pregnancy, parenting or business journey. Check out my latest events, or subscribe to my mailing list to stay informed.
I’m looking forward to bringing you some online short courses and webinars on a range of topics related to pregnancy, postpartum, parenting and motherhood in 2024.
The key to getting help is to be specific about what you’re needing and asking for it directly. People love to help!
In my groups and 1:1 client work, there’s one theme that comes up again and again – how hard it is to ask for help.
It wasn’t too long ago that I was pregnant with my second child, seriously sleep deprived and terrified my somewhat tenuous grip on control was about to be destroyed (again).
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I respectfully acknowledge the Gunaikurnai People who are the traditional owners of the land on which I live and work. I recognise their continued connection to Country and Community. I pay my respects to Elders past and present. I extend that same respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It always was, is and will be Aboriginal land.
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