About me

After years of working in demanding and highly pressured senior manager roles, I decided there must be a more fulfilling way of balancing life and work, to maintain good physical and mental health. A change was needed. So, I left my job and thanks to the Covid pandemic, I found myself suddenly 'un-busy' with the time and space to rethink my life and my priorities.

I have always worked with children, young people and adults in roles that help them gain confidence, develop their self-esteem, learn new skills and make positive changes to their lives. Making a difference and enabling people to take control of their own future remain incredibly important to me. So, after experiencing the power of hypnotherapy and feeling ready for a new adventure, I decided to train as a hypnotherapist.

I still like to be busy, but thanks to hypnotherapy I have changed my mindset, learned to relax, found a healthier work-life balance and I now live my life with renewed energy, purpose and positivity. Alongside working as a hypnotherapist, I also work for the NHS as a Clinical Support Worker, helping people who have been discharged from hospital but still needing support and also patients nearing the end of their life. It is an incredibly humbling and rewarding job.

My happy places are the kitchen (I love cooking for family and friends and I am currently learning to cook on an Aga), my garden (I love pottering around creating a place to relax, socialise and a haven for nature), anywhere outdoors with my camera and most of all, spending time with my wonderful extended family.