After having the Post Graduate Education (Teacher Training) in Arts and Design at London University, Institutes of Education, I worked as a full time school teacher for 13 years in a comprehensive Secondary School in London. During last five years of my teaching I also run my own business, working as a centre director after school tutoring centre called “Kip Mcgrath Education Centre”. During the teaching and managing the centre, I gain a lot of valuable experience about how to build an strong relationship within the people. While dealing within the students’ problems and their behaviour, by coaching, guiding, assessing and mentoring them, through to help achieve their full potentials in their education, I also have had to deal their background problems which leading into their families’ where I found  really challenging and interesting. 

Later on, I pursued this interest through the study of master Msc in Psychology at University of East London. I particularly enjoyed modules related to the psychodynamic therapy within the field, such as Counselling Psychology. After completed my study in Psychology, I realised that the analytical hypnotherapy will help more to develop my skills in my current job working as a psychodynamic therapist. Then I did apply the Professional Diploma in Hypnotherapy course with which allowed to me to learn both parts of hypnotherapy which was a suggestive and analytical.

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​I have always been interested in the ways in which different therapies can be applied within different situations. However, I strongly believe that Analytical hypnotherapy is that branch of psychotherapy that investigates the client’s innermost conflict, trauma and distress at the deepest psychic levels in order to bring about resolution and beneficial change. Essentially, this form of therapy is an insight oriented method akin to psychodynamic methodology in that it draws out from the client that which is debilitating and unfruitful and that which hinders his/her personal development. Analytical hypnotherapy will allow the client; therefore, to grow emotionally, to mature psychically and to fulfil his/her own true potential in life. The practice of analytical hypnotherapy, moreover, will also embrace the field of humanistic psychology in that it seeks to assist the client to realise his/her own potential once intransigence and barriers to change have been lifted.