Tash began her Psychology studies at Monash University in Melbourne and returned to the Gold Coast to complete further studies at Griffith Univeristy. Whilst working in the criminal justice system, she completed a Master of Forensic Mental Health and worked with both adult and youth forensic clients in a variety of settings. Tash has also worked in private practice with neurodivergent clients, specifically with children and adolescents.

Tash has experience working with presentations such as anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment difficulties, relationship issues, behavioural issues, substance misuse, learning difficulties, autism, ADHD, and those with suspected or diagnosed intellectual impairments. She believes in the importance of creating a safe space and works collaboratively with clients to assist them to overcome challenges, build resilience and create positive change in order to thrive. Tash has an empathic, warm, and nonjudgemntal approach and believes every client is unique in their abilities.

In her work, Tash uses a variety of evidence based interventions including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and she is a Level 1 trained therapist in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). Tash also has experience in completing cognitive and adaptive functional assessments.