Personalised care from a specialist for diabetes
Supporting your long term well-being
Living with diabetes comes with its own unqiue set of challenges, often leaving you feeling weighed down by decision making.
As a specialist for diabetes education, it’s my goal to lighten the load.
With over 30 years experience in health, my mission is to make diabetes less daunting, not just for you managing your condition, but for everyone on your health-care team.
As a specialist for diabetes education, it’s my goal to lighten the load.
With over 30 years experience in health, my mission is to make diabetes less daunting, not just for you managing your condition, but for everyone on your health-care team.
With deep compassion comes a desire to make things better…
I initially began my career as both a registered nurse and midwife before completing my graduate certificate in diabetes education and management. This has allowed me to help women already diagnosed with diabetes plan their pregnancies, as well as work with women whose pregnancies are complicated by gestational diabetes. While I adore supporting women and their partners, I’m committed to providing the best level of care to all people living with diabetes so they can improve their quality of life.
What I do best…
In 2009, I began my private practice because I saw a real need for evidence-based, diabetes education on a larger scale. My approach is not only about delivering best practice, but providing personalised, holistic care in a safe and ethical framework. Every person living with diabetes is completely unique and I’m here to help you make sense of complex information, while developing individual strategies that align with your body, your condition and the life you want to lead.
Aside from one-on-one care, I use my platform as President of ADEA (Australian Diabetes Education Association) to continue advocating for all people living with diabetes as well as serving in a medical advisory role for MESAC (Medical Education and Scientific Council). I’m also heavily involved with mentoring other CDEs (Credentialled Diabetes Educators) to reach their goals and provide a service that’s incredibly needed in the diabetes community.
It’s a privilege to do this kind of work and I honour the real stories and experiences I’m entrusted with. You deserve the gift of long-term health and I’m dedicated to making a difference so you can continue living life on your terms.
Aside from one-on-one care, I use my platform as President of ADEA (Australian Diabetes Education Association) to continue advocating for all people living with diabetes as well as serving in a medical advisory role for MESAC (Medical Education and Scientific Council). I’m also heavily involved with mentoring other CDEs (Credentialled Diabetes Educators) to reach their goals and provide a service that’s incredibly needed in the diabetes community.
It’s a privilege to do this kind of work and I honour the real stories and experiences I’m entrusted with. You deserve the gift of long-term health and I’m dedicated to making a difference so you can continue living life on your terms.