I want to share a story with you.

Picture this: I’m sitting cross-legged on the library floor at my primary school. I’m in about Grade 1 and I’ve been asked to write down what I want to be when I grow up. I’m stuck. It’s not because I don’t know the answer, but because I can’t spell it. I give it my best shot anyway:

“S-Y-C-O-L-I-G-I-S-T.”

 At this young age, I knew exactly what I wanted to be—a psychologist. As I understood it then, it simply meant to be a helper, and I was proud of it.

That early understanding has stayed with me . Today, in every part of my work, whether I'm supporting a young person in therapy, guiding a family through an assessment process, or working alongside parents and educators, I still see my role through that very same lens. To help others with curiosity, care and heart.

Welcome to this space.