I grew up playing the piano and later developed a passion for singing, guitar, and songwriting. Music has always been my way of connecting with others and myself, serving as a profound form of self-expression. Over time, I discovered the deep connection between music and personal well-being, a concept fundamental to many cultures. This realisation led me to pursue Music Therapy, exploring how music can unlock and express our 'healthy selves' in various contexts.

During my Honours year, I conducted a community project consisting of songwriting and music production with vulnerable adolescents at a children's village. This facilitated a capacity for self-expression, exploring identity and growing confidence. During my Masters, I then conducted a dissertation on the use of Vibroacoustic Therapy for autistic children, which revealed emotion regulating benefits among others.