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HerStory Episode 64: Nicole Nightingale from Let's Play SA! Therapeutic Services
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- HerStory
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- Jul 16, 2025
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- 2130
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Summary
HerStory Episode 64 - Join Kylie King, founder of Australian Ladies in Business Initiative as she talks to Nicole Nightingale of Let's Play SA! Therapeutic Services. Bio: I am a South Australian social worker, play therapist, and solo mum whose discovered herself through rebuilding, resilience, and rising time after time. After surviving childhood abuse, and escaping a high-control religious organisation, I am determined to carve out a new path—not just for me, but for my two daughters and for the children and families I support every day. Today, I am building a thriving private practice offering trauma-informed therapy to kids and young people, with a focus on play, creativity, and connection. Drawing from both professional expertise and lived experience, I love supporting children to navigate trauma, neurodiversity, and the foster care system, helping them reclaim their voices—just as I have reclaimed my own. I like making mental health support for children and families accessible, playful and real. I like to develop therapeutic resources that work for each individual and I am learning how to be more authentic in my online social presence. No matter what I do, I do it with honesty, heart and humour. Whether I am in the therapy room, the garden at home, tending my bees or facing the chaos of solo parenthood, I am doing it my way and making my business work for us. What is important for me as a female in business is to not only write my own story but to completely smash the expected outcomes of women in business. I have courage and I care so much about creating something beautiful from what was broken and then supporting others to feel empowered to create their own beauty. Named the inaugural *Solo Mum in Business* award winner at the *I Did It Anyways* Awards and a fi…