Hello! I’m Jackie (she/her) and I’m an experienced support worker and mental health caseworker. I’ve worked in public mental health services, hospital settings, for NDIS providers and for human rights organisations.

I use a strength-based and person-centred approach to support that is trauma-informed, anti-pathologising, and queer- and trans-affirming. My background in human rights advocacy means I bring strong values of equality and justice into the work that I do, and an understanding of the complex ways in which systems of power and oppression impact wellbeing.

My nature is gentle, kind and non-judgemental. I aim to create a private space based on consent and respect, where people feel safe to unmask, move at their own pace, and be fully themselves.

Being neurodivergent myself, I know what it’s like to find some things difficult that seem to come easily to others. As a queer woman and survivor, I know how deeply it matters to feel safe, empowered, understood, and accepted in support and healthcare settings.

My goal is to support and empower folks to live rich, meaningful lives, and move through the world fearlessly, in ways that feel authentic to them.

In my spare time, I love cooking new recipes, wandering through independent grocery stores in search of yummy ingredients, reading books, drinking tea and spending time with chosen family.