About Me

My early childhood was marked by challenges that shaped the course of my life. By the age of two, I had already experienced various forms of abuse and neglect, in an environment devoid of support, safety, or stability. These early experiences imprinted negative thought patterns that would later deeply affect me.

Due to the abuse and neglect I faced, I was put up for adoption at the age of three. I moved through a couple of supportive foster homes before being adopted at five by a caring, loving family. While the abuse and neglect were left behind, the trauma lingered, and as I grew older, its effects became more evident.

At sixteen, I began to withdraw, grappling with anxiety and panic attacks. Unaware of the deep roots of my distress, I sought talk therapy, which provided some relief. However, soon after, I was diagnosed with severe PTSD accompanied by psychosis—a terrifying and bewildering time. A year of trial and error with medications and specialists yielded little success. It was only then that I began to truly understand how the trauma I had endured as a toddler had manifested in my life.

This realisation sparked a deep desire to learn about child psychology and trauma, fueling a passion for understanding how the mind works and how early adverse experiences can shape a person’s life. I soon realised that my calling was to help others and began studying nursing, finding fulfilment in working with people, especially children.

Unfortunately, my studies were cut short due to physical health issues, which in turn affected my mental health. Anxiety, depression, and agoraphobia resurfaced, and I was forced to make the difficult decision to pause my nursing career. Feeling defeated, I sought further support for my mental health, which led me to hypnotherapy.

At first, I was unsure. I had tried various therapies without much success. But from my very first session, I felt something shift. Hypnotherapy allowed me to delve deep into the roots of my trauma, unlocking a new level of healing and self-understanding. With each session, I was able to resolve past wounds and reconnect with my true self.

This transformative experience ignited a new passion in me. I realised that I wanted to help others, particularly those who had experienced trauma, to rediscover themselves and live a life free from fear. Hypnotherapy became the path to both my own healing and my life's work—helping others find their way to inner peace and fulfilment.