
More often than not, my clients come to me saying that something has happened in their lives and it's making them feel bad in some way or 'stuck' perhaps. Like them, you may be struggling with something, whether that's a negative emotion related to something that's happened in your life or perhaps something else that's causing you discomfort in some way. That 'something' may be an emotional or physical struggle. It may, of course, be something completely different to that because there really are so many reasons to come to a therapist and coach and that is where I can help you. My passion to help people find a different way of being, began over 15 years ago and led me to gain qualifications in Hypnotherapy, NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), Time Line Therapy and Integrated Energy Techniques (which combines Hypnotherapy, NLP and EFT – also known as ‘Tapping’). Since these initial qualifications, I've completed further diplomas in Clinical Hypnotherapy, Medical Hypnotherapy and Hypno-Oncology. More recently, I've added Havening Techniques to my therapy toolkit and it fits so wonderfully with the other modalities that I use. It is a neuroscience-based approach which is a beautifully gentle, yet effective method which has provided wonderfully meaningful changes for clients. With a background as a Speech & Language Therapist in the NHS for over 20 years, I’ve always worked within an evidence-based, person-centred framework. I specialised in ENT & Neurology working with adults with voice disorders, Head & Neck cancer and neurological conditions such as spinal cord injury, stroke and degenerative diseases. I was a visiting lecturer at University College London and have taught vocal therapeutic techniques across Europe. I broadened my knowledge by working with elite athletes, as a member of the British Olympic Respiratory Medicine Multi-Disciplinary Team prior to the London 2012 Olympic Games and with 'vocal athletes' as a co-founder of a support group for professional singers who were experiencing vocal difficulties. My personal history of facing family illnesses and loss, at a relatively young age, dealing with grief and trauma, led me to seek support. As hard as this time was, looking back I learnt so much from it; although I certainly wouldn’t have chosen to go through what I did. I remember finding it challenging to take that first step and ask for help, but also feeling a real sense of relief once I had. So I genuinely appreciate the thought and effort behind you reaching out now. You can continue this process by arranging a free Discovery Call to speak to me. This is the first step for you and reflects a clear willingness to move forward. From here we can talk about what you want and develop a clearer picture of that, explore what feels like the right direction for you and create the practical steps that allow you to move through it, so that thing that used to cause you a problem is a thing of the past. My experiences have shown me how deeply our physical and emotional wellbeing are connected. I bring this understanding, alongside my client-centred, science-based approaches into my sessions, along with a sprinkling of humour. Research consistently shows that this connection is central to positive outcomes. If you don’t feel a coach or therapist is the right fit, it’s completely okay to look elsewhere. What's important is that you feel safe, understood and supported. There are so many approaches that can be taken, not right or wrong, just different and so, what matters most to me is that you feel comfortable with me as your therapist and you trust me. If we do work together, my focus is simple: to help you reach your goals and to give you the tools you need to feel better. If we aren't the right fit, then my main wish is to support you as best as I can and I’d be very happy to signpost you elsewhere. When I'm not in the therapy room, I love spending time with my friends & family (I'm married with 3 older teenage children). I'll be keeping myself fit either in the gym or out in nature; walking our dog or gardening - love my garden! I aim to bring joy into my life, so that includes musical theatre, dress-making and Tai Chi too!


You deserve care that’s grounded in science and delivered with compassion.
Everything is centred around you; supporting both your emotional and physical well-being in a safe, collaborative way.
With hypnotherapy, you can:
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Ease symptoms and manage pain
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Build healthier habits and optimise weight management
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Reduce stress and emotional reactivity
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Strengthen focus, motivation and performance skills
With methods grounded in psychology and neuroscience, you’ll receive structured, evidence-based care delivered with compassion and respect, to help you feel and perform at your best.
**Please Note: If you’re seeking help & support with symptoms related to a health condition, it’s important that you've consulted your GP or specialist for a diagnosis before seeing me.**
Claire's Background...
My Qualifications
Diploma in Hypnotherapy
Diploma in Medical Hypnotherapy
Master Practitioner in Hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Timeline Therapy & Coaching
Diploma in Integrated Energy Techniques
Hypno-Oncology Practitioner
BLAST Practitioner
My Accreditations
Member of the Complementary and Natural Health Council (NCHC)
Member of National Council for Hypnotherapy (NCH)
Certified Havening Techniques® Practitioner
Member of the Hypno-Oncology Association
My Additional Experience
20 Years working in the NHS as an Adult Services Speech & LanguageTherapist
(Last post held was as Lead Principal SLT (ENT/Head & Neck Cancer)
BSc (Hons) Speech Sciences
Enhanced DBS
Current First Aid Qualification
Mental Health First Aider
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