🩵 My Story

I help people make sense of emotions — at home, at school, and at work.

Because when we understand what’s really going on beneath the surface, everything starts to make sense again.

Here’s how I learned that for myself.

I’ve always been fascinated by people — what drives us, what shapes us, and how our emotions influence the way we live, love, and lead.

That curiosity comes from lived experience. I grew up in a home where emotions were often big, unpredictable, and sometimes frightening.

Those early experiences of trauma taught me two powerful truths:

That our childhoods shape how we see the world - and that healing and understanding can completely transform it. For years, I carried those lessons quietly into my work in HR, helping people navigate conflict, change, and the emotional weight of leadership.

It wasn’t until I became a mum, raising five incredible children, each with their own neurodivergent and physical strengths, that I realised something profound:

Emotional understanding isn’t something we can leave at the office door.

At home, at school, and at work — emotions are everywhere.

When we don’t understand them or can’t express them, that’s when tension, burnout, and disconnection take hold.

In 2023, I leapt and started my own business, bringing together everything I’d learned from psychology, leadership, and lived experience. It began as an HR consultancy, but it quickly grew into something much deeper — a mission to help people make sense of their emotional worlds.

I saw the same patterns everywhere — in homes, classrooms, and boardrooms.

People weren’t broken. They were just overwhelmed, unseen, or unheard.

That’s when I knew, emotional understanding had to be at the heart of everything

That mission became AmbiSENSE®, a trademarked framework designed to bring calm, connection, and psychological safety into every environment we live and work in.

AmbiSENSE® gives families, schools, and leaders a simple, human-first way to create calm, connection, and psychological safety — before crisis hits.

Because when we take the time to understand what’s really going on beneath the surface, whether it’s a child’s meltdown, a colleague’s frustration, or our own overwhelm, we start to see people differently.

And that changes everything