Katie brings over 20 years in counselling roles, focused on helping people make thoughtful, empowered decisions about their lives - with care, insights based on current information, and clarity of purpose.

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Katie’s approach draws on a range of skills, including:

• Narrative counselling

• Perceptive questioning

• Active listening

• Genuine, non-judgmental care for clients

• The ability to gently probe & unpack what matters most to each client.

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Katie has supported many clients through major life transitions in her roles as an executive career coach, counsellor, and mentor, and these same principles now guide her work with a different group of clients to offer informed insights, and a calm and personalised End-of-Life preparation service to those facing some of life’s most important decisions.

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Her interest in this field deepened during the COVID-19 period in Melbourne, when she saw how uncertainty and system gaps made end-of-life planning harder & more arduous than it needed to be. Motivated to help, she created a flexible, holistic Advance Planning Service - designed to give individuals more clarity, autonomy, and peace of mind, both for themselves and their families.

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Katie continues to speak regularly at community events and information sessions, sharing knowledge and encouraging open, compassionate conversations around death and dying. She is passionate about supporting a more thoughtful, prepared, and person-centred approach to end of life preparation.

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Katie holds multiple tertiary qualifications and is a Certified End-of-Life Doula (Australian Doula College). She also holds certification in First Aid/CPR (St John Ambulance), a Working With Children Check, National Police Check, and Public Liability insurance.

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To view her full professional background, visit Katie's LinkedIn profile.

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To book Katie for a talk or session, please get in touch. 

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