MY Journey to becoming a therapist is a unique blend of my passion for neuroscience and personal growth, with each experience shaping my deep commitment to helping others to heal and transform. From a very young age I worked, study and support my mother as we lived in poverty. I never knew my father, and rightly so, as he made her life hell. My mother found out that my father was already married and had four kids when I was born. She eventually divorced him, but it took hell of long time because he refused to let her go, making sure that she suffered emotionally and physically throughout the process. Her second marriage was also difficult, filled with emotional and physical trauma as a result of domestic violence. So, growing up in such an environment, I experienced emotional and physical trauma. However, I was very bright kid, with dream of becoming a scientist. I always had A plus grades in all my scientific subjects throughout secondary and high school, which gave me a sense of purpose and hope. Despite the chaos at home, my academic success became a refuge for me. At 17, I moved to the UK. Although I had originally planned to study neuroscience, I ended up pursuing in Finance and Accounting. I have been working in Finance industry for last 28 years in the City of London in range of senior roles in private and public companies in corporate world. I have amazing and successful career in Finance industry. Also, last five years I have been working as a Visiting Lecturer at University of Westminster teaching range of subjects within Economy, Entrepreneurship, Finance and Accounting, Business Management and Strategy, and Quantitative Analysis to both undergraduates and postgraduates. I have actively contributed to both the education and business sectors, focusing on roles in training and mentorship.

Through my work experiences and studies, I began to explore the human mind and the brain’s remarkable ability to heal, with a fascination that eventually grew into my passion for neuroscience. As the time passes, I became increasingly aware of how deeply intertwined the mind and body are, and how past traumas can show up both physically and emotionally in our lives. Over the years, I have developed a deep desire to further understand the connections between mind and healing, not only for my own personal growth and healing but also to help others. My own experiences with childhood trauma, fuelled my commitment to supporting others in overcoming their struggles. I wanted to be the kind of support and guide that I didn't always have when I was growing up, someone who could help others to recognise their worth and potential, despite the challenges they face.

This journey led me to pursue a career in RTT Hypnotherapy, allowing me to combine my passion for neuroscience with my personal experiences, while guiding others toward their own healing and transformation. Through my training with Marisa Peer, the founder of Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT), I developed the skills to work with the subconscious mind, helping individuals release limiting patterns formed by past experiences, negative influences, and trauma. I am currently taking further steps in my journey by pursuing an MSc in Neuroscience and the Psychology of Mental Health at the University of Warwick. After completing my MSc, I plan to pursue a PhD in Neuroscience. Thanks to a couple of RTT hypnotherapy sessions, I was able to release my childhood traumas and unlock my childhood dream of becoming a NEUROSCIENTIST!