I’m a Psychotherapist in fields of Psychosomatics (Metaphysical Anatomy - M.A.T) and Internal Family Systems (I.F.S). Why I.F.S. & M.A.T. … because it worked for me. I was going through life with no direction, brain fog, anger, addiction, guilt, physical pain and a trading losing streak.

I was constantly asking myself, “Why is this happening?”, “Why can I not focus?” and “Why am I feeling all this physical pain?” It did not matter how many doctors I saw; not one could help me or give me advice. I started to become constantly ill. When I developed a really large lump in my body, my self-esteem was at an all-time low. I knew things had got to change. That’s when I read, researched and discovered it was life’s traumas that were causing all my mental blocks and physical problems. Which, in turn, caused my business to go near bust. It was all the unresolved traumas I had gone through which led me to a life of poor decision-making and physical pain. The physical pain which led me down this route was lower back pain, chronic shoulder pain, neck pain, a blood infection and (the last straw for me) a large tumour.

After going through the I.F.S and M.A.T session work myself, I felt pain-free, refreshed and clear-minded. I then decided to change my career path and become a therapist specialising in pain management and trading psychology. So I can help other people in the same situation as mine. With trading still being a large passion of mine. I’ve discovered that my biggest dopamine hit for my brain is helping others achieve the same.

My Process

IFS - helped me recognise parts of me which needed to be heard, by doing this, it allowed me to find my trapped emotional trauma (exiles) and work with them. And better understand why I was the way I was.

M.A.T - helped me rewire my psychosomatic pathways and reprogram my habits and addictions, which I used as a comfort for the emotional and physical pain I was going through.

Behavioural Economics and Trading Psychology - This helped me understand brain chemistry and hormones released when seeking reward and receiving pain.