Identifying as non-binary and being an active member of the LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities, Abby draws on their personal experiences with psycho-social and internal challenges related to sexuality and gender diversity. This perspective allows Abby to offer affirming practices that lead to positive mental health and well-being outcomes.

Abby is a passionate advocate for equality and values creating safe, inclusive, and trauma-informed spaces for all individuals. Their approach focuses on clients' strengths rather than diagnoses, utilising a trauma-informed care model. Abby is dedicated to empowering clients to become more autonomous and resilient in their mental health and well-being journeys.

Abby's extensive experience includes roles as a Mental Health Clinician and Occupational Therapist in diverse settings such as community mental health, inpatient psychiatric units, and private practice. With a foundation in psychology from their undergraduate studies, Abby has honed their skills in various psychological therapeutic techniques since 2005.

Committed to staying at the forefront of evidence-based practice, Abby actively engages in ongoing professional development. They regularly update their skills and knowledge to incorporate the latest therapeutic approaches, ensuring the highest quality of care for their clients.

Abby's expertise lies in sensory modulation techniques, promoting calmness, safety, and harm reduction. They assist individuals in regulating arousal levels, behaviour, and emotions through these techniques. Additionally, Abby helps with environmental accessibility to enhance engagement in meaningful daily activities.

At They Them Us, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate care tailored to your unique needs. Whether you are seeking support for mental health challenges or striving for personal growth and well-being, Abby and the team are here to support you on your journey.