Clinically Informed Hypnotherapy in Dunedin
A Structured, Evidence-Based Approach
My practice offers clinically informed hypnotherapy within a structured, psychologically informed framework, integrating established therapeutic approaches with strategies that support nervous system regulation.
Master’s Degree in Psychology • Degree in Social Work • ANZASW Member
With extensive therapeutic experience, I provide an integrated, client-centred approach suitable for individuals presenting with a range of psychological and mind-body concerns.
Suitable for clients presenting with mild to moderate psychological difficulties and mind-body conditions.
Areas of Clinical Focus
- anxiety and stress-related conditions
- sleep disturbance and insomnia
- behavioural concerns, including smoking cessation, vaping
- weight-related change
- habit-related and addictive patterns
- performance and confidence difficulties
- gut-brain disorders (e.g. IBS)
- chronic pain conditions
- other stress-mediated or mind-body presentations
Clinical Approach
Sessions are structured, confidential, ethically grounded, and aligned with established psychological principles.
Work is tailored to the individual and may integrate:
- hypnotherapy
- cognitive and behavioural strategies (CBT-informed)
- nervous system regulation
- breathwork strategies
- Neuro-linguistic approaches (NLP-informed)
- supportive therapeutic dialogue
Clients presenting with complex or severe mental health conditions are supported in conjunction with appropriate medical or psychological care.
Professional Standards & Collaboration
Confidentiality is central to all aspects of practice.
Sessions are conducted within clear professional boundaries, ensuring a safe, respectful and non-judgemental environment.
I regularly work alongside and receive referrals from GPs, psychologists, social workers and allied health professionals, supporting clients within a broader healthcare context.
My approach is designed to integrate seamlessly within broader healthcare support.
Where appropriate and with client consent, I provide collaborative communication with referring practitioners to support continuity of care.
Referrals from health professionals
Referrals from GPs, psychologists, social workers and allied health professionals are welcome.
Referrals can be made via the Contact page or phone: +64 27 631 6090.
In many cases, clients make contact directly following recommendation. Information about fees is on the Consultations and Fees page.
A brief outline of presenting concerns and any relevant background information is helpful where available.