Judy uses a range of therapeutic modalities, recognising each person’s uniqueness, and the importance of collaborative, individualised treatment plans. Her integrative style draws primarily from interpersonal psychotherapy, family systems, body-oriented psychotherapy, and attachment and emotionally focused therapies. Judy is committed to providing a safe, collaborative, and non-judgemental space for clients to explore and gain a deeper understanding of their issues and discover their own strengths and resources.

Judy previously worked for a not-for-profit organisation, supporting and capacity building families with a child with a disability. This role also involved the development and facilitation of groups and workshops for families, and presentation of professional development seminars to health and educational professionals throughout NSW. Judy is passionately committed to encouraging and facilitating inclusive communities for all.