​Ashlee brings a broad professional background to her work. She has supported parents and children navigating challenges associated with neurodiversity, worked within a government organisation supporting veterans and their families, and previously held early-intervention casework roles focused on preventing homelessness, supporting adolescents impacted by drug and alcohol misuse, and ensuring safe contact for children unable to live with their parents. This diverse experience has shaped her understanding of how mental health is influenced not only by individual experiences, but also by systems, relationships, and environments.

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Born in Australia to parents who migrated from Mauritius, Ashlee brings a personal understanding of cultural complexity and relational identity. This background shapes a practice that aims to be culturally respectful, curious, and attuned to the broader contexts influencing mental health.​

 

Ashlee works collaboratively, at a pace that honours each individual’s lived experience, recognising that healing isn’t about “fixing” it’s about restoring safety, connection, and inner balance. Her approach blends evidence-based talk therapies, including Narrative Therapy, Attachment-based therapy, Compasion-focused therapy, CBT, and ACT with somatic and body-focused methods such as Somatic Experiencing, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Deep-Brain Re-orienting. This integrative approach helps clients safely process unresolved experiences, release tension and cultivate lasting emotional and inner healing.​

 

Larmoni

Larmoni is inspired by Creole language, meaning harmony. This reflects a respect for cultural roots  and relational depth to honour the interconnected pathways to healing.​​​