Trauma-informed and integrative, the practice draws on clinical hypnotherapy and other therapeutic methods to foster the mind’s capacity to reorganise following sustained stress and difficult circumstances.
In a world of sudden shifts, hidden pressures, and power imbalances — whether personal or systemic — the internal narratives through which we make sense of experience can fracture or become rigid. These patterns settle not just in thought, but in the nervous system, memory, and processes beyond conscious awareness.
When approached with analytical attention and therapeutic care, they can be restructured. As they soften, coherence strengthens and experience is no longer organised around past threats or control dynamics.
Alongside clinical work, Synaptic Fields offers consultancy informed by psychological science, practice, and experience across complex human contexts.
A sense of justice.
Trauma-informed and integrative, the practice draws on clinical hypnotherapy and other therapeutic methods to foster the mind’s capacity to reorganise following sustained stress and difficult circumstances.
In a world of sudden shifts, hidden pressures, and power imbalances — whether personal or systemic — the internal narratives through which we make sense of experience can fracture or become rigid. These patterns settle not just in thought, but in the nervous system, memory, and processes beyond conscious awareness.
When approached with analytical attention and therapeutic care, they can be restructured. As they soften, coherence strengthens and experience is no longer organised around past threats or control dynamics.
Alongside clinical work, Synaptic Fields offers consultancy informed by psychological science, practice, and experience across complex human contexts.
A sense of justice.
Synaptic Fields emerged at the intersection of psychological science and 20 years of humanitarian experience at the crossroads of different cultures, alongside professional involvement in the addiction sector. This background informs an approach that is both rigorous and deeply human.
Understanding healing as an individual and contextual process, and recognising that each person carries the potential for their own transformation—especially when met with curiosity, dignity, and respect for their unique path—I offer Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT®), trained to the level of Clinical Hypnotherapy, as well as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Through this work, clients are supported in exploring core narratives, regulating the nervous system, and cultivating greater psychological coherence in ways that honour lived experience.
Holding a Master of Science (MSc) in Psychological Sciences from Brunel University London and currently pursuing a specialised MSc in Forensic Psychology at Coventry University—both accredited by the British Psychological Society—my clinical training includes RTT® and Clinical Hypnotherapy, CBT, integrative psychiatry under Dr James Greenblatt, and trauma-responsive skills gained through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
This multidisciplinary foundation is particularly suited to individuals living with the lasting effects of abuse, injustice, and other forms of institutional or relational constraint that may lead to a loss of agency. Here, thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and subtle sensory experiences are approached with care—allowing awareness to deepen, patterns to soften, and new possibilities to emerge.
Synaptic Fields emerged at the intersection of psychological science and 20 years of humanitarian experience at the crossroads of different cultures, alongside professional involvement in the addiction sector. This background informs an approach that is both rigorous and deeply human.
Understanding healing as an individual and contextual process, and recognising that each person carries the potential for their own transformation—especially when met with curiosity, dignity, and respect for their unique path—I offer Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT®), trained to the level of Clinical Hypnotherapy, as well as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). Through this work, clients are supported in exploring core narratives, regulating the nervous system, and cultivating greater psychological coherence in ways that honour lived experience.
Holding a Master of Science (MSc) in Psychological Sciences from Brunel University London and currently pursuing a specialised MSc in Forensic Psychology at Coventry University—both accredited by the British Psychological Society—my clinical training includes RTT® and Clinical Hypnotherapy, CBT, integrative psychiatry under Dr James Greenblatt, and trauma-responsive skills gained through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
This multidisciplinary foundation is particularly suited to individuals living with the lasting effects of abuse, injustice, and other forms of institutional or relational constraint that may lead to a loss of agency. Here, thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and subtle sensory experiences are approached with care—allowing awareness to deepen, patterns to soften, and new possibilities to emerge.