I usually work online as it gives people from all over the world access to my hypnocoaching. If you want to work with me in person please get in touch. I can travel and come to you if you want to do some intensive work. 

Yes I do. My hourly rate is £120 or $150 an hour, you can book an hour with a personalised track or you can book a longer two hour session. Check out the work with me section to find out more or drop me an email.

No! Not unless you want to. Hypnotherapy is a way of finding our what you really want to do, and the blocks that are stopping you. Often when you want something but at the same time seem to be stopping yourself there is inner conflict. Hypnosis helps you to understand why and to help you get rid of the conflict so you can succeed in what you want. 

In truth, you are in trance most of the time.  When you think about what you did last week or what you are having for supper tonight you are in a form of hypnosis. When you are not 100% in the present moment you are using your imagination and this is a form of hypnosis and light trance.

I use this skill you have to work with your imagination you follow my courses, and yes you will go into a deeper trance when you listen to the hypnosis tracks.  

But, hypnotherapy is also a therapy of language. The unconscious mind is very literal and you can learn about yourself by observing, language, thoughts and feelings. I help you to do this through a series of tracks and exercises. 

So in short, it's not all about being in trance, though you will be in trance a lot! 

No it's definitely not.  Hypnobirthing is unregulated, as is antenatal training. There are many teachers that have no deeper hypnosis training and in fact there are people without hypnotherapy training others to deliver hypnobirthing!

I teach a unique method that I created in collaboration with a clinical psychologist, and which you can't do unless you do it with me or someone that I've trained.  

This often means that the same old techniques are circulating, with no understanding of the nuances of those techniques. In fact there are techniques common in hypnobirthing I wouldn't use at all as I don't believe they appropriate for birth.

As a hypnotherapist specialising in perinatal hypnosis I have an advanced DBS check, I'm a member of a professional organisation (NCH), a Department of Health recognised register (CNHC), I meet a strict code of conduct, expectations for ongoing training, have safeguarding in place and insurance for not just hypnobirthing but all hypnosis for pregnancy birth and beyond.  

I also see a therapist myself on a weekly basis so that I am in the best possible space to hold you as my client in the best way I can. 

This is also why my courses cost more than others out there by people not qualified as therapists.