I am a registered psychologist and the author of Limerence: The Psychopathology of Loving Too Much (Routledge, 2025).

My clinical work focuses on limerence, obsessive attachment, and the hidden patterns that shape how we love, repeat, and suffer. I work with individuals and couples in person in Mullumbimby and online worldwide.

I am drawn to what lives beneath the surface of experience: the symbolic life, the emotional undercurrents, the forms of longing and grief that exceed ordinary explanation. My approach is depth oriented and relational, shaped by psychodynamic understanding, attachment theory, and a genuine interest in what each person's inner life is actually asking of them.

Alongside my clinical practice, I write. My work explores where depth psychology, psychoanalysis, and culture meet: what it means to inhabit an interior life fully in a world that keeps asking you to surface.

Limerence: The Psychopathology of Loving Too Much was published by Routledge in December 2025. It gives language to an experience that can feel both ecstatic and shattering, and that most frameworks rush to resolve.