I was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree with 2.1 honours in Marine Biology and Zoology

by the University of Wales and took up a research post at Lancaster University where I

designed a new way of measuring blood salt concentrations. I then trained as a teacher and

spent 14 years in schools before entering Clinical Hypnotherapy.

I was trained by the London College of Clinical Hypnosis, an international college whose

courses are accredited by the Royal College of Nursing and the Open university and which

also trains doctors and dentists in the use of hypnotherapy. My diploma, gained through

practical and theory examinations ratified by the University of Greenwich was awarded in

2005.

I am an associate member of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis, a regulatory body that

ensures that professional standards are maintained and encourages research into the wider

application of hypnotherapy. During my training I became a volunteer therapist with the

National Phobics Society.


Website: www.hedgeshypnosis.co.uk