My work
This page includes links to some of my previous reports and writing, and feedback from clients.
Testimonials
Hear from some of my past clients below. Further recommendations are available on my LinkedIn page.
Reports
Summary of the evaluation of the Embracing Change Project to build
the capacity of NDIS psychosocial disability service providers to meet the requirements of the NDIS Practice Standards (Mental Health Coordinating Council, 2021)
NSW Mentally Healthy Workplaces Strategy – Midpoint Evaluation (NSW Government, 2021, with Urbis)
Wellbeing on Call Post-intervention and Final Reports (SuperFriend, 2020)
Much of my other work has been undertaken in confidence for clients and is unpublished. Examples of my reporting are available on request.

Graphic recording completed for the Australian Public Health Consultants Network.
Advocacy
As a mental health consumer, I have provided submissions to the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, focused on my own experiences of accessing treatment in the Victorian system, and to the Productivity Commission into Mental Health, focused on workplace mental health.
Both submissions were quoted in their respective final reports. My story, based on my submission, was also featured in the Interim Report of the Royal Commission (right).
In addition to my writing, I am currently:
- co-chair of the Measurement Technical Advisory Group for the development of the National Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Strategy
- a lived experience representative on the Guidelines Working Group for the National Eating Disorder Collaboration’s development of Guidelines for the treatment of eating disorders for people living in larger bodies
- a lived experience representative on the Advisory Group for Clinical guidelines for the diagnosis and management of work-related mental health conditions in general practice.
I am also on the Faculty of the Zero Suicide Institute of Australasia, and have used my lived experience to develop and deliver training on evaluating approaches to zero suicide in care.
