Hi, my name is Georgia and I completed studying Psychology and Italian at the University of Western Australia two years ago. I decided to take a couple of gap years (or as I like to call it, "a couple of well deserved years") from my studies to explore the world. I love to travel as I believe it teaches you lessons about culture, friendship, tolerance, and decreasing your ethnocentrism that you could never obtain from merely reading a book. One day I hope to become an organisational psychologist, as I've always been drawn to a career that gravitated around helping people. However, for now I would like to focus on exploring the world and hopefully becoming a better person, so that I can eventually become a kick ass psychologist with hopefully at least a Frew (pun intended) bad ass stories up her sleeve. Can I think of many other "good" puns at the moment? I'm a Freud not... However, the night is Jung.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I joined Couchsurfing as I enjoy meeting new people and not only forming new friendships, but also learning from other people's perspectives. I'm also on Couchsurfing as I can truly appreciate the unique outlook on a city only a local can give - from hidden gems, to subcultures you never knew existed. I look forward to returning to Perth and showing other Couchsurfers some cool spots around Perth, which I'm willing to bet weren't in the Lonely Planet guide.

Interests

• crossfit
• traveling
• psychology
• meeting people

Music, Movies, and Books

A little bit of everything!

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Hiked to the summit of Toubkal mountain in Morocco wearing my Dr. Martens (unfortunately, my boots aren't looking very good because of it!)

What I Can Share with Hosts

Hopefully some terribly (good/ bad) puns, in depth conversations, and a buddy to visit when they're in Australia!

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, Peru, Portugal, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Australia