About the human scientist

 To support understanding, growth, and inclusion by exploring lived experience through mentoring, reflection, and research. 

The Human Scientist is grounded in a deep interest in lived experience, wellbeing, and the ways people make sense of their lives, learning, and challenges.

This work brings together wellbeing practice and qualitative research to support individuals and contribute to more inclusive, human-centred approaches across education and community settings.

Through one-on-one support, research, and writing, the focus is on understanding, reflection, and meaningful change.

  🎓 Background & Qualifications 

This work is informed by both professional experience and formal study, including:

• Bachelor of Social Sciences (Behavioural Studies) 
• Bachelor of Adult Education (Vocational Education & Training) 
• Currently completing a Diploma of Counselling 

🤓 Professional memberships include:

• The Australian Sociological Association (TASA) 
• Australian Association for Cognitive and Behaviour Therapy (AACBT) 
• Certified Practising Counsellors of Australia (CPCA)

With over 20 years’ experience in education and training, this work is grounded in a strong understanding of learning, behaviour, and the complexities of the real-world .

 At The Human Scientist, the focus is on understanding lived experience—how people think, feel, learn, and navigate complexity. Combining wellbeing practice with qualitative research, this work supports individuals while also contributing to more inclusive and responsive approaches across education and community settings.