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✨Transformational Leadership Coach & Visibility mentor to visionary female leaders - break through the inner obstacles to SUCCESS AND SHINE your light with clarity, authentic confidence and purpose.

It matters. Who we are becoming as leaders matters... Our business reflects our integrity. A recent Guardian article highlighted the lack of regulation in psychotherapy. As an Executive Coach and Clinical Hypnotherapist —also unregulated industries— I ensure a robust safeguarding process. My intake tracks for signs of psychosis, depression, suicidal ideation, medications, and includes confidentiality protocols. Additionally, I have access to therapist supervision, peer support and a trauma specialist for difficult cases, similar to licensed psychologists. Integrity is one of my core values. I believe we and our businesses are only as strong as our values and the personal development we continue to do. My hesitation in pursuing a formal psychology degree now stems from personal experience. Early in my recovery, I received damaging advice from licensed professionals who misunderstood the impacts of emotional and narcissistic abuse.... One of whom - at a time I needed compassion the most - was controlling, shaming and judgemental. Unfortunately, narcissistic abuse remains widely misunderstood by many therapists. The best leaders in the narcissistic abuse space - Dr Jerry Wise, Dr. Ramani and Caroline Strawson resonate because they speak not from academic knowledge but direct personal experience of being a survivor. My healing journey led me to combine: ✨ancient wisdom meditation practices ✨somatic coaching ✨breathwork and nervous system regulation exercises ✨trauma-informed hypnotherapy ✨creating a safe, compassionate container where clients feel they can be completely authentic and vulnerable. ✨ the importance of a sacred witness in the change process. Clients say that working with me is like 10 years of therapy condensed into weeks! While I always support industries having better regulation, I learned the hard way that having the right paper doesn’t always mean someone is the right person to guide your healing... What do you think?

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