I began my career as a scientist before moving into quality systems management. Those roles shaped how I think about safety, structure, and accountability, and how to create environments people can rely on.

What I was always drawn to, though, was working with people. Supporting their growth, guiding them, and helping them feel more steady and capable within themselves. Today, I carry those same principles into this work.

I am trained in grief coaching through The STILL Method, alongside trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and pain management coaching. My work has also been shaped through grief education with grief specialist David Kessler, whose understanding of grief as something we live alongside continues to influence my approach.

My work is grounded in training across neuroscience, psychology, and coaching, including completed studies with the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, and Harvard Medical School. This allows me to bring together structure, science, and compassionate care in a way that feels both credible and accessible.

I am also an Executive Practitioner Member of the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM) and a registered member of the Complementary Medical Association (MCMA), and a member of the Accredited Counsellors, Coaches, Psychotherapists and Hypnotherapists (ACCPH), reflecting my commitment to safe, professional, and compassionate support.

My mission is, and will always be, to make the world softer around grief, pain, and emotional safety.

This is the heart of Branán Collective.