I am a mother, environmental biologist, Waldorf educator and storykeeper, with a PhD and a background in health, science and learning. My study of neuroplasticity, together with my study of anthroposophy, has shaped the way I think about childhood, development and education.

I live with my family on land in south-eastern Australia, where my work and life are woven through nature, storytelling, herbalism, creativity and a growing knowledge of the plants and landscape around us.

I believe childhood should be rich with wonder, connection and experiences that invite children to see the truth, beauty and goodness of the world. I seek to create learning experiences that nurture curiosity, spark imagination and foster a sense of belonging, while supporting a deep and enduring relationship with the living world.