Cloud Counselling

13/11/2025

Deaf Christmas Wellbeing - Series

12/11/2025

Christmas Deaf Wellbeing - Series

02/11/2025

Great to see. Many Deaf need more Hobbies. Also, skills which they may have missed out on due to no accessibility. I might give this a try😁 https://www.facebook.com/share/1LWV1TqJsX/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Start with two free lessons — Auslan, captions, and transcripts in every video.

25/09/2025

Deaf Mental Health - Access

23/09/2025

Its time to look forward... National Week of Deaf People.

22/09/2025

Happy National Week of Deaf People (NWDP)!

31/08/2025

A glass water bottle! Gift from the Deaf eco summit in Sydney. Absolutely love it- do you know why? I can SEE when filling up from a water station if it is full or not.

30/08/2025

Deaf Eco Summit - Sydney

Two powerful days of connection, inspiration, and collaboration with Deaf business owners from Australia and overseas.
This Summit was more than just presentations — it was about building a stronger Deaf ecosystem where Deaf-led businesses, services, and professionals can thrive together.

The energy in the room was incredible — By Deaf, for Deaf.
Ashton Jean-Pierre - Deaf Wedding photographer - One of the top wedding photographers in the world!! Harper's Bazaar.

30/08/2025

Deaf festival Sydney. Great to see face to face with so many Deaf from all over Australia.

27/08/2025

Did you know?

The ACA 2024 Workforce Census showed that over half of Australia’s counsellors have room to take on more clients - with capacity to support 7,600+ new clients each week.

On average, counsellors have space to see 7.2 additional clients weekly.

Among those with capacity:
✔️ 62% specialise in anxiety, stress and depression
✔️ 66% provide disability support
✔️ 62% work with neurodivergent clients
✔️ 61% focus on sexuality counselling
✔️ 59% specialise in addiction
✔️ 55% offer family violence support

There’s a strong, ready workforce available to meet growing mental health needs.

21/08/2025

Last night I attended the University of Southern Queensland’s Thought Leadership Series: How to Think Differently About Mental Health.

As a Deaf Clinical Counsellor, I had the opportunity to ask questions about research into culturally and linguistically appropriate screenings and assessments for the Deaf community.
This is essential to reduce misdiagnosis and prevent pathologising Deaf people in mental health settings.

Grateful to be part of these important conversations and to see mental health professionals exploring new perspectives.

19/07/2025

Proud to have presented at the Neurodiversity Affirming Therapy Conference in Melbourne, Australia, this week — the premiere conference hosted by LOAPAC (League of Autistic Psychologists and Affirming Colleagues).

It was an honour to contribute to such a vital and affirming space, sharing my insights in Auslan as part of a growing movement toward inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming mental health care.

Grateful to be among so many dedicated professionals leading change in this field.