I worked with leading global management consultancies as a Research and Knowledge Manager for many years.  I loved the buzz, the vibe, but most of all, the interaction with my colleagues and helping them with the information they needed to solve their business challenges.  There are many parallels with hypnotherapy, where I now help individuals find a way forward to overcome their life challenges, explained using neuroscience and supported by hypnosis and the power of the subconscious mind.
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Having had personal experience and supported others through mental and physical health difficulties, I know how hard it can be to find the right support at the right time, and how transformational it can be.  Accessing support is sadly even harder for children and young adults who must cope with so much, from school and societal performance expectations to relationships and body image challenges.  All exacerbated by growing up during lockdowns and unable to escape from social media.  In response to this specific difficulty with accessing support for children and young adults, I decided to re-train as a solution focused hypnotherapist.  It offers a relatively quick (compared to some other forms of therapy) and very effective path to change,  it is practical and looks forward to a better future without dwelling on the past.

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I am a member of the Association for Solution Focused Hypnotherapy (AfSFH) and I adhere to their codes of ethics, which you can see here.  I am fully insured to practise and I hold an Advanced DBS Certificate (Advanced CRB check). 

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I live in Wimbledon, London, with my husband, dog and now grown-up children — when they return from uni or seek home comforts.  I love tough gym sessions, gentle walks in nature, books and learning of all kinds.​