I have always been drawn to working in spaces where I am able to support people; this has previously been in the disabilities field, dementia care, and end of life. I stepped away from support work after living overseas. This change led me to starting my own design business, which I ran for six years, but the pull back to supporting individuals and families at a deeper level was always there.

I came across the employment ad for Bare and thought, "This is it" - I even set up my office space as though I already had the job. It must have worked, because here I am, years later, still loving what I do with Bare. What I love most about my job at Bare is having the ability to make a family or loved one's journey feel just that little softer and easier in the moment. I feel extremely privileged to share such a vulnerable moment with families and individuals, and I never take that for granted.

I am a huge nature and animal lover, so having a property and animals in the country allows me a place to slow down and appreciate the simple things in life, along with my hubby and three kids who are now much bigger than kids but still little to me.