Emma Jones

I’ve found the most fulfilling jobs I’ve had are those that allowed me to work with people. I spent 2 years working as a Health Care Assistant on an Oncology Ward and then joined the police. As a Detective I’ve worked on various investigations with vulnerable victims such as domestic abuse, murders and I eventually specialised in sexual offences.

I’ve accumulated years of experience working with people during the toughest times of their lives, homing extensive listening skills, expanding my empathy and ability to truly hear what is being said from their point of view…their map.

I initially started to train as a counsellor achieving a level 2 qualification in counselling however, my own experiences with mental illness led me to find both hypnotherapy and NLP.

I trained with the Clifton Practise of Hypnotherapy and in July 2021 I qualified with a level 4 Diploma in Solution Focused Hypnotherapy and a  level 4 Hypnotherapy Practitioner Diploma.

I set up my own business and have been practising ever since.

I qualified as an NLP Master Practitioner using a combination of NLP and Hypnotherapy with my clients. 

I'm committed to continuing my learning and attended workshops and CPDs. The more I learn the better I can be with my clients.

I'm also a believer in sharing my experiences so that others working with clients can help more people, I've written and presented 2 CPDs, one for C-PTSD & PTSD, and the other for Adult ADHD to the hypnotherapy school I trained with. 

I offer anxiety workshops and recently was able to do so for a charity helping vulnerable people understand their minds and how to manage their mental wellbeing. 

Due to my own experiences, I’m passionate about working with anyone with PTSD or C-PTSD and anxiety. I really love watching clients grow, start to manage their mindset and then move towards being able to live the lives they want to, cope with those pesky curve balls, and enjoy their lives.

I was recently diagnosed with ADHD and high-functioning Autism, giving me a greater understanding of who I am. This has commuted into my client work as I now work with a number of clients to help them manage their ADHD. I hadn’t initially intended to do nor did I advertise directly to anyone with ADHD however, it has been my pleasure to see them discover who they are while finding solutions and techniques that help them to manage their symptoms.

In addition to working with mental illness, I’ve had a number of clients who felt stuck, perhaps life was dragging them down while experiencing some low-level anxiety and depressive moods. I’ve always thoroughly enjoyed working with them, watching them make the relevant changes to their day-to-day life, and tackle unwanted behaviours and limiting beliefs to make their overall life and wellbeing better. For me, helping these clients prevents them from experiencing a decline in their mental health and perhaps helps to keep them away from mental illness.

Anxiety and PTSD/C-PTSD have been the areas I’ve had the greatest, or perhaps in my eyes, the most fulfilling results. I’ve watched clients turn their lives around from feeling like life wasn’t worth living to walking the 3 peaks in the UK. Another who wasn’t able to work due to anxiety, linked to trauma, now has a part-time job they manage around their child, with a path to progress and train further within their field.

I've worked with clients who felt stuck with their lives and didn't know how to get themselves moving again and then. using NLP and hypnotherapy, I helped them take those all-important steps. 

People living their lives they want to. How much more of an honour can this be? I really do love my job. 

What stands me apart from other professionals? Honestly, this is entirely up to you. Finding the right therapist, NLP practitioner and even type of therapy to match you is imperative to your progress and journey in achieving your goals.

For me, the priority is finding the right help and or support to change your life so YOU can start living it how you want to.