I offer one-to-one young dementia carer and PCA dementia carer guidance calls. Click on the guidance calls tab to learn more.

I also offer community through sharing personal experiences, dementia science, and tailored support.

As well as years of lived, practical experience caring for my Dad when he was living with Posterior Cortical Atrophy, I have a First Class Honours for my research into Posterior Cortical Atrophy (PCA) and won the British Neuropsychological Society’s Undergraduate Prize 2020.

​During my time working at a rare dementia support organisation and pursuing my PhD at UCL, I wore many hats: from providing one-on-one support calls, to creating a Scottish PCA support group, and coordinating large-scale webinars.

​Today, I’ve pivoted my focus toward closing the support gap. I continue to train in dementia and young carer advocacy because I believe that while researchers work toward a cure, families need a lifeline right now. 

I have spent over 8 years researching PCA dementia and rare dementia academically. I regularly attend training on the subjects of dementia and young carer support and advocacy.

CPD Certificates:

NHS Addressing Emotionally-Based School Avoidance (Feb 2026)

UCL Many Faces of Dementia (Nov 2022)

I haven’t just studied from a book, I have lived it. I have been where you are now, I’ve dealt with the changes in behaviour, the nights of feeling isolated and alone, and wishing there was support. I know the type of support that is needed and I want to offer a service and a community that lets you feel understood.

I am also neurodivergent and therefore, have a unique approach to my work. I can offer very flexible working hours because a typical 9-5 doesn’t suit me, which means I am available at weekends and after 5pm.

You can reach me anytime via the contact page or email. I always aim to get back to you within 2 working days!

You can also reach out via social media like TikTok or Instagram if you prefer.