I have extensive experience in the helping professions. Initially trained as a Registered Nurse, I focused on working with adolescents across various settings: a specialised inpatient adolescent unit, an adolescent community health outreach service, and a youth crisis accommodation service. Additionally, I volunteered on a youth suicide prevention crisis line.

Seeking a deeper way to serve, I pursued training and formation as a member of the Society of St Francis (SSF), an Anglican Religious Community. During my time with SSF, I engaged in pastoral missions to parishes and schools alongside fellow brothers. It was then that I discovered a passion for school chaplaincy. Motivated by this calling, I completed studies in theology and education, eventually becoming an ordained priest in the Anglican Church and transitioning into full-time school chaplaincy.

In my role as Chaplain, I regularly engaged in both formal and informal pastoral conversations with students, parents, and staff. These conversations covered a wide range of issues, including relationships, mental health, sexuality, the meaning and purpose of life, adverse experiences related to church and religion, and issues of child abuse and neglect. The depth and complexity of these conversations led me to pursue formal studies in counselling to strengthen my ability to support those in need.

This journey has deepened my desire to support fellow professionals in pastoral, counselling, and related fields. To this end, I have completed accredited training in professional clinical supervision and am presently engaging in further study to expand my knowledge and experience. My diverse background, training, and experience uniquely position me to assist helping professionals in reflecting on their practice—enhancing their capacity to provide ethical and effective care while fostering their professional growth.

I warmly welcome enquiries from professionals in various roles, including teachers, healthcare workers, chaplains, ministers of religion, youth workers, and pastoral carers. Through supervision, I offer a safe and reflective space for individuals to grow in confidence, resilience, and effectiveness, both personally and professionally.