I have always been fascinated by the depth and complexity that exists within the subconscious/unconscious mind, which led me to completing training in mental health nursing and then subsequently in hypnotherapy. I know that every person has the capacity to heal themselves and I am driven to help in that process, knowing that I can facilitate positive changes with the people that I work with.

During my training and work as a mental health nurse, I saw that many people were caught in cycles of suffering and only received temporary relief from their symptoms. Quite often symptoms were masked with labels and medication and the root cause of a person’s issues were not recognised, let alone addressed.

I knew also, from personal experience, that “alternative” therapies can support healing, so I was led to research other modalities that I could train in which can help people. I then trained in clinical hypnotherapy and discovered that hypnotherapy is a very effective tool that can bring relief to many, even eradicating issues completely.