Ever since childhood, I’ve been fascinated with human behaviour and I've always wanted to be of help to others. Whether it was bringing home “stray” animals, or a friend who was fighting with their parents, it has always been important to me to comfort those that need it.

Through all the different stages in my life and the different careers I’ve chosen, I’ve known, enjoyed, respected and accepted people from all walks of life. Over the years I’ve learned that everyone has a story, everyone has struggles, everyone has a reason that they are where they are, and everyone deserves the victory of overcoming the obstacles in their lives. Along the way I noticed so many of us are seeking to feel better inside by attaining things outside of ourselves like cars, jobs, homes and relationships and I was no different when this journey began. 

The more I learned for myself that my reality was determined by my perception, and that changing that perception would drastically change the way I experienced the ups and downs of life, the more I wanted to share this with others. When I began to look for ways to do this I discovered that hypnotherapy is an extremely quick and easy way to change the negative thought patterns (often from childhood) that hold us back from living our best lives.

I, like most people, had a distorted view of hypnosis because of the way hypnosis is portrayed in movies, on TV and by stage performers, however I quickly learned that it's nothing at all like what I thought it was. Hypnosis is simply a very relaxed state - the one we all drift into 5 seconds before we fall asleep.

As a clinical hypnotherapist, I have never used a pendulum or pocket watch to hypnotize someone. There’s no crystal ball or metaphysical lingo. I serve only as a guide, leading my clients into this relaxed state they naturally achieve on their own. As a compassionate and natural cheerleader, there’s nothing I love more than bearing witness to, in real time, my clients reaching their specific goals.

I have a proven track record of happy and thriving clients, many of whom have been able to come off of their medications, or who have decided not to take them in the first place because there anxiety, pain, or depression became a thing of the past after only a few weeks.

I consider myself to be down to earth, honest, and positive with a healthy (if not questionable) sense of humour. I just want to help people realize they can change how they feel by changing the way they think.