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I’ve always been drawn to support work because I genuinely enjoy helping others and being part of their growth and wellbeing. What motivates me most is the opportunity to walk alongside people through different stages of their lives and make a meaningful difference, even in small ways. I believe I’d be well-suited to this role because of my background and training. My experience as a medical receptionist has given me strong communication skills, professionalism, and confidence working with people from all walks of life. Alongside this, I recently completed my Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy, which has deepened my understanding of human behaviour, mental health, and person-centred support. Through my placements, I’ve worked with individuals with a wide range of presentations, which has helped me develop empathy, patience, and the ability to adapt to each person’s unique needs. Some of my passions and hobbies include watching TV shows and movies, reading fantasy books, and doing DIY arts and crafts. I also enjoy going to the gym, trying new restaurants, and generally love exploring new activities and experiences. In terms of skills, I’m creative, empathetic, and a good communicator. I’m able to listen deeply, connect with others, and adapt to different situations. I’m also organised, reliable, and enjoy learning new things—qualities that help me stay engaged and bring my best to both work and everyday life. I’d like to add that I’m a patient, empathetic person who genuinely enjoys connecting with others. I value creating safe, supportive environments and I work well both independently and in a team. I’m organised, open-minded, and always willing to learn new things, which helps me adapt to different people and situations with ease.