Hi! I’m Kane,

I was born in Australia and lived locally in the Hunter Valley until I was 18. Then, after dropping out of high school and feeling rudderless, I took the leap and moved internationally to the United States where I lived for 11 years. While there, I completed my education, got married, bought a house, and started my career in Virginia as a therapist. Then, I became chronically ill and decided the time was right to move back to Australia.

Here in Australia, I have worked towards getting recognition of my education, and I am a Clinical Registered Counsellor with PACFA. I've worked with people from all kinds of backgrounds, and I have particular experience supporting neurodivergent clients, clients with chronic illnesses, and the LGBTQIA+ community. You can expect an affirming, judgment-free space where you are welcome as you are. I also have a passion for working with couples and those experiencing grief and loss.

I have a Bachelor’s degree in elementary education and experience working in schools for 7 years in various roles, such as kindergarten assistant, in-school suspension coordinator, and 3rd-grade teacher. In my roles, I have always been passionate about social justice and leading with kindness and strengths-based approaches. I have earned a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adams State University in Colorado. I have training in advanced mental health interventions and psychotherapy techniques.

On a personal note, I love knitting, quilting, and playing piano in my spare time. I actually made the jumper I’m wearing in this photo! I enjoy spending time with my family, taking care of my pets, and op shopping.