Stories are where meaning settles after experience has passed. We live inside the stories we carry, whether we choose to tell them or not.

I’m Jessica, an international author, behavioural science graduate, and lifelong listener. I’ve travelled to 61 countries, not chasing destinations so much as people: their lives, contradictions, resilience, and quiet truths. By twenty-two, I had stepped onto my seventh continent, guided by curiosity and a deep desire to understand what shapes us, connects us, invites us deeper into living.

That same curiosity led me to complete a Bachelor of Behavioural Science at The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, where I was honoured as Highest Academic Achiever in 2021 and again in 2025. In 2024, I received the Mossop-Wilson Award for commitment to inclusion, development, and growth, alongside the Heart Award, recognising work grounded in social justice, reconciliation, and community.

My memoir, The Unravelling Journey, a project I started in 2013 and published by HiveMind Press in 2023, marked a turning point. A life becomes coherent only when someone is brave enough to tell it honestly.  It reminded me of the power of telling the truth gently—and of what can happen when someone feels safe enough to put their life into words.

Today, I help others do exactly that.

Most people know their story matters—they just don’t know how to begin telling it. This is the space I work in.

Drawing on behavioural science, lived experience, and over a decade of writing, I offer a grounded, compassionate space where stories can unfold with honesty, depth, and care, at their own pace. My approach blends structure with play, discipline with tenderness, and clarity with courage.

Each memoir I help shape is as individual as the person behind it—crafted to honour their voice, values, and lived experience, and to leave something meaningful for those who come after.

Your story matters. Your words matter. And the world deserves to hear them—exactly as only you can tell them.