My vision is to prove that every woman deserves to be seen, loved, and heard, and that children’s creativity can illuminate art's magic into adulthood. Through Creative Abyss, I translate this conviction into measurable, meaningful impact for individuals, families, and the broader community. I offer safety, belonging, and empowerment, outcomes that ripple outward to transform relationships, break cycles of trauma, and foster resilient, creative communities.

Learning here is personalised and accessible. Weekly classes blend intuitive art with a reflective practice, enabling students to articulate needs, regulate emotions, and establish routines that translate into everyday life. For families and carers, education extends into practical life skills, communication, problem solving, and supportive parenting. My home-based studio, set amidst the Blue Mountains bush, offers a calm environment for busy women, their families and neurodiverse learners.