As members of GRANN, we are proudly auspiced under their non-profit social enterprise framework, which allows us to focus on our strengths - storytelling, connection, and advocacy - while being supported by GRANN’s infrastructure and values of autonomy, collaboration, and sustainability.

Bee brings a grounded, strengths-based and trauma-informed approach to their practice, shaped by lived experience of multiply-Neurodivergent and Queer identity, chronic illness, and an intersectional blend of academic knowledge and professional training.

With a Diploma in Business Leadership & Management, a Diploma in Project Management, and a Bachelor of Criminal Justice, bee’s background bridges systems-level thinking with people-centred, rights-based care.

They also hold a Certificate in Mental Health First Aid, a Certificate III in Business Entrepreneurship, a Certificate III in Business, and a Certificate III in Community Services - adding layers of practical development to their trauma-informed work supporting Autistic, Neurodivergent, and multiply-marginalised communities.

Bee is currently deepening their practice through postgraduate study in both a Masters of Rehabilitation Counselling and a Masters of Teaching (Primary), reflecting their commitment to inclusive, justice-informed education and care across the lifespan.

Whether you're navigating systems, seeking support, or just want to share space with someone who gets it, bee’s here to meet you where you are - with compassion, clarity, and curiosity.