My path to doing what I do didn’t make much sense when I was on it, but now that I look back, it all seems to fit. Here are some things you should know about me:

I’m a parent to two wonderful unschooled children. They’re the best and I wouldn’t be doing what I do without them. I don’t share much about them (much to their disgust) because I value their privacy.

I bloody love what I do! Not only do I run a coaching practice, I’m also a Co-Lead at The Cabin and a volunteer facilitator at The Lodge; two self-directed and consent-based settings for home educated young people aged 5 - 13. As well as this, I run post diagnosis sessions and programmes for late-diagnosed Autistic adults with Thriving Autistic.

I’m neurodivergent - AuDHD to be precise; something I only found out in more recent times after parenting pushed me to realise that not everyone experiences alarmingly high levels of anxiety on a daily basis, or feels like an alien from another planet, or has a constant monologue in their head trying to figure out if they’re behaving correctly.

I’m witchy a.f. and have always felt a connection to something bigger but didn’t know what. It wasn’t until I found tarot, oracle cards, spirituality and a regular witchy circle with friends that I leaned into this part of myself.

Body liberation was where my work began. I’m in recovery from eating disorders and originally set out to become a coach supporting people who wanted to divest from diet culture. As is often the case though, I learned there was so much more work to do after ditching dieting.

I’m queer and genderqueer, two identities I didn’t feel able to explore until my early 30s. I thought maybe I’d feel like a woman when I was older, but turns out seeing an article about me in Pink News where I was described as a woman actually helped me realise I’m actually genderqueer.