I've never been very good at staying in one lane.
ABOUT ME
On paper, it looks like I've changed careers a few times. In reality, I've been following the same curiosity all along—understanding people, supporting performance and never quite stopping learning.
• Educator • Professional Performer • Intimacy Coordinator • Wellbeing Coordinator • Psychology Graduate
Cindy was truly incredible. She constantly worked to create a safe environment and ensured the entire cast felt comfortable and at ease throughout the whole process.
Jordan | Actor Mislead
Mislead Indie film
Before stepping into stage and screen, I spent over 30 years as a professional dancer and performing arts educator. This journey immersed me in rehearsal rooms, tight schedules, and the vibrant energy of passionate creatives.
My commitment to education runs deep – I invest heavily in books, courses, and training, driven by a conviction that specialised knowledge, particularly in psychological safety and intimate/heightened material, is paramount and extends far beyond general industry experience and certification standards.
For the past eight years, wellbeing has been integral to my work, helping artists find sustainable ways to thrive in performance environments. I'm incredibly proud to be one of Australia's first certified Wellbeing Coordinators; it felt less like a new path and more like formalising the support I was already providing.
This dedication to integrated care is why I offer a unique combination of Intimacy and Wellbeing Coordination - a specialised, certified offering here in Australia.
My philosophy is to keep processes clear and effective, avoiding unnecessary complexity. Ultimately, I aim to be the easy-to-work-with professional who brings depth, care, and robust support to your creative projects.
People tend to describe me as easy and fun to work with. I’ll take that.
Meet Your New Intimacy and Wellbeing Professional
I believe ...
The real value comes from pre-production
While nothing excites me more than being on set (or in the theatre), most of my work is in detailed documentation and communication in pre-production and rehearsal.
It's never JUST a kiss
The lips are the MOST SENSITIVE part of our body with over 1 million nerve endings ... so while kissing might not be 'simulated sex or nudity', risk reduction strategies are a must! I'd suggest getting my support.
Consent and care can still occur in discomfort.
Some performance discomfort in scene work is not unusual. Discomfort does not mean a boundary has been crossed or care isn't in play. Artists want to challenge themselves - I'm here to support them.
Safety is an interesting word.
If yo've ever worked with me, you'll know my unique philosophy on safety.
