Synaptic Fields emerged at the intersection of psychological science and lived global experience. Its vision has been shaped by more than two decades of work in international humanitarian affairs and law across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific—supporting health, psychosocial, and protection services in contexts of armed conflict, and engaging with questions of responsibility and accountability—alongside professional involvement in the addiction sector. Combined with solid training in mental health, this foundation underpins an approach that is both rigorous and deeply human.

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Here, healing is understood as an individual and contextual process, recognising that each person carries the key to their own transformation, especially when met with curiosity, dignity, and respect for their unique path. I offer Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT®) & Clinical Hypnotherapy, alongside restorative-states modalities, to help clients explore core narratives, regulate the nervous system, and cultivate psychological coherence in ways that honour lived insights. This multidisciplinary foundation is especially suited to individuals living with the lasting effects of abuse, injustice, and other forms of institutional or relational constraint, leading to loss of agency, physical injury, or illness.

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Holding a Master of Science (MSc) in Psychological Sciences from Brunel University London, and pursuing a MSc in Forensic Psychology with Coventry University, both accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), my clinical training includes RTT® & Clinical Hypnotherapy, integrative psychiatry under Dr. James M. Greenblatt, as well as trauma-responsive skills, including training provided by the US National Child Traumatic Stress Network. Complementary qualifications include Master-level Reiki and a sound-based method developed by the California Sound Institute, providing personalised assessment and frequency-tailored audio support.

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At Synaptic Fields, thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and subtle sensory experiences are met with care—allowing awareness to grow, patterns to soften, and the restoration of agency and new creative possibilities to emerge..