My work with individuals is guided by the narrative idea that ‘people are separate from their problems’, and that meaning is shaped through stories embedded in cultural, relational, and socio-political contexts. This foundation helps me hold conversations that centre people’s knowledge, strengths, and agency, while staying attentive to the broader narratives and structures influencing their lives. My work with couples and families recognises that relational wellbeing is inseparable from systems and people’s collective environment. I therefore, remain curious about how histories, social locations, and intersecting identities shape access to power and privilege, influencing the meanings people make and the ways they navigate their worlds.