I’m Helen

Since 2007 I have been empowering people with the tools and techniques of self-hypnosis and hypnotherapy. 

As a qualified clinical hypnotherapist I love to share and teach a range of hypnotherapy tools and techniques to positively impact and transform your life.

The power of self-hypnosis was something I first experienced in the birthing environment during the birth of my three children and I am the founder of Positive Births NZ (see www.positivebirths.co.nz). Throughout my life journey I have experienced a broad range of challenging life situations – the good, bad and the ugly! As a result I can wholeheartedly recommend the benefits and life-changing effects of the tools I work with to use in a variety of situations.

I’ve studied under the Grant Boddington School of Hypnotherapy and Hypnosis New Zealand, Justine Lette, Dawn Kelly, Sheila Granger,  Helen Breward, Jeannine Dawson, Jason Linett and Helen Mitas, amongst many other teachers and mentors. I’m a member of Hypnosis New Zealand.

I aspire to continually develop my knowledge and skills within the mind-body connection realm,  to ensure that you benefit from the most effective and rapid resolution of your issues possible. 

Within each of us lies the ability to create a happy, healthy life. Within us we have everything we need for success – sometimes we just need some help to clear the rubbish out first, then find it and shine a light on it.

That’s where I’m here to help accompany you on your journey, to walk with you, hold space for you and share a range of skills, tools and techniques with you so that you can leave feeling empowered and confident in making improvements in your life.

I’m located in Warkworth and  I can also see you where ever you are located in the world via the wonders of modern technology eg online sessions via Zoom. 

I look forward to empowering you with the tools to help you improve your situation and achieve your goals.

If you’re keen to find out more, let’s have a no-obligation chat or book in for a free 15 minute discovery call.