Hi, I’m Natalie

My path into psychology has been shaped not only by professional training, but by lived experience.

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Before becoming a provisional psychologist, I worked as a secondary teacher for many years and yoga instructor—roles that deepened my understanding of how people learn, cope, and grow. Over time, I was drawn more deeply into the emotional world of those I supported, leading me to psychology.

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I also live with chronic health conditions, including POTS and autoimmune illness. This gives me a unique lens into the realities of fatigue, unpredictability, and the emotional toll of living in a body that doesn’t always cooperate.

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Because of this, I bring more than clinical knowledge into the therapy space—I bring genuine understanding.