I'm very familiar in working with people who live with disability and diverse needs. It's not uncommon for me to have to modify the way I work with people to navigate their mobility, sensory and other support needs. It's so important to me to be compassionate and patient. I don't shy away from being instructed on how to use equipment, alternative communication aids, or support plans and I always strive to keep you at the centre of the conversation so your desires and choices are heard loud and clear. I'm also incredibly passionate about peoples dignity and privacy being upheld, as well as ensuring conversations about consent have been thoroughly discussed and understood and I welcome confidential conversations with you, as well as any significant others/support people where appropriate to assist in navigating your needs. If available and appropriate, I'll always encourage you to liaise with your formal and informal supports firstly to ensure they have as much information on what support is available to you when you have identified a goal of working with a sex worker.​

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I'm a proud member of Touching Base, an organisation designed to assist people with disability and sex workers to connect with each other, focusing on access, discrimination, human rights and legal issues and the attitudinal barriers that these two marginalised communities can face.You can find useful resources regarding accessing a service from a sex worker through Touching Base's website here>