Nairn has now worked across Australia, New Zealand, the US and the UK with over one hundred thousand professionals to
– identify potential,
– highlight capacity and
– increase outcomes for individuals, organisations, schools and communities.

Committed to raising awareness, understanding and outcomes through sharing strategies that make a difference, her audiences include community and government practitioners, police and justice workers, doctors and dentists, nurses, allied health, housing, welfare, social service, youth and family support professionals, educators, employment agencies, churches, local, state and federal politicians, employers, businesses and corporations.

She first brought her mentor, internationally awarded Cheryl Watkins, to Australia 25 years ago and introduced MESH (Mental, Emotional, Social and Spiritual Health) Support Group Facilitation Program, to the nation:  a powerful experiential model that continues to have a most positive and profound effect on participants of all ages through-out our country in business, schools and community agencies, and one of her very favourite workshops to conduct.

This led to her introducing another of her personal teachers, Dr Ruby Payne, to Australia back in 2000 for a series of training events which Nairn then continued to conduct for the next twenty years, sharing insights into the issues presented by economic diversity in every level of our communities, schools and businesses.

Her focus now is on Celebrating Capacity:  distilling all that she has learned from Cheryl, Ruby, Bernard and many other thought leaders and change agents to optimise outcomes for individuals and organisations in schools, workplaces, families and communities.

She has an exceptional ability to support people to recognise, harness, increase and celebrate all that people have to offer and apply these learnings in a practical way, and continues to conduct MESH trainings along with Workplace Wellbeing Workshops and tailor-made sessions to suit people’s needs.