Based in Sydney, Australia, I am a psychiatrist and Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. I graduated from the University of Sydney with Honours Class I and have trained across public and private hospital settings as well as private practice.

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I practise integrative psychiatry with a whole person focus and a deep interest in how the mind, brain and body interact. My work brings together medical science with broader perspectives on health and healing, grounded in careful assessment and depth of understanding. I am particularly interested in the intersection of genetics, nutrient status, hormonal and metabolic health, stress physiology and the gut brain connection, and how these biological systems interact with lived experience over time.

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My approach is thoughtful and collaborative. I take time to identify patterns and contributing factors, and to draw these together into a coherent understanding and clear, realistic next steps. My practice is trauma informed and neurodiversity affirming, with an emphasis on creating a space where people feel respected, understood and able to participate actively in their care.

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I remain committed to ongoing learning and the integration of emerging evidence into clinical practice. I am also interested in the meeting point between science and spirituality, and how meaning, values and lived experience shape recovery. This perspective sits alongside evidence informed practice and is approached with openness, discernment and thoughtful clinical judgement.

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As a first generation Australian with Macedonian heritage, I recognise the importance of culture, community and context in shaping mental health. I aim to offer care that is attentive and responsive to each person’s circumstances, supporting informed and considered decision making.