Natalie has a special interest in supporting adults experiencing delays in conception and infertility, including the emotional challenges associated with fertility investigations, assisted reproductive treatment and loss. She recognises the significant impact fertility challenges can have on identity, relationships, mood, anxiety and body image. Natalie works with individuals who feel let down by their bodies and may struggle with disordered eating patterns and/or eating disorders.

Natalie specialises in perinatal psychology, supporting individuals and families through experiences related to pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood, which can include overwhelm, anxiety, sadness and loss of identity, but also joy, love, connection, meaning and growth.

As a member of the Australian and New Zealand Infertility Counsellors Association (ANZICA) she provides counselling during fertility treatment, including donor conception implications counselling, and non-directive pregnancy support counselling.

Natalie’s approach is trauma-informed and seeks to be neurodiversity- and gender-affirming.  She brings experience across private practice, public mental health, NGOs and drug and alcohol services. She aims to provide a genuine, collaborative and empowering space for clients.