Biography

In my early forties I experienced my first psychiatric hospitalization and the next ten years were spent within system services. I didn't know about peer support and I had no understanding the impact of childhood and adult trauma. My personal life experiences were that no one ever 'got better', causing me to live in a space of distress and fear. The most important thing I've learned on this journey is the value of hope and vision. I've had wonderful individuals show up exactly when they were needed to help me with healing and purpose to live. They listened, with no judgment or advice, simply listened. My about me: I'm thankful.

Specialities