About Me

So what are my credentials for being a hypnotherapist? Well, I’ve had addictions to alcohol and tobacco. I’ve been stuck in negative thought patterns such as procrastination, depression and low self-esteem. I’ve had anxiety and panic attacks and I was lost in a fog of my own worries.

I worked in public service and the private and charity sectors before qualifying as a hypnotherapist. I know what it’s like to work in highly stressful environments.

All of my problems came to a head about five years ago. My drinking, smoking and bad habits had spiralled out of control. My life had become unmanageable and I had to change everything. Hypnotherapy was an important part of that journey, enabling me to rewire my brain and my negative thought patterns.

My Cognitive Hypnotherapist helped me to see my problems and challenges in a new light and make positive changes in all areas of my life. I stopped living in fear and began to embrace the possibilities of a better future. I saw how transformative this bespoke form of hypnotherapy could be and I was thrilled with the results.

The experiences that I went through were like a dark and endless night. It was when I started embracing change and letting the past go that my life improved. I then realised that I wanted to help people like me. I wanted to help people transform the physical and mental conditions that are holding them back into solutions that lead to healthier, happier and more successful lives.

I trained at the internationally renowned Quest Institute at Regent’s University with Trevor Silvester, the founder of Cognitive Hypnotherapy. I attained the qualifications of Cognitive Hypnotherapist and NLP Master Practitioner. I also hold the gold standard of hypnotherapy qualifications, the Hypnotherapy in Practice Diploma (HPD) from the National Council for Hypnotherapy (NCH).