Rapid Change Therapy
That Addresses The Root Cause
Unlike traditional therapy that can take months or years with minimal results, my approach has been developed using evidence based techniques proven to reduce IBS symptoms. Peer reviewed studies show that 75% of people with severe IBS can expect to see at least a 50% reduction in their symptoms.
Most of my clients see significant changes within 6 weeks (some need a few more depending on various factors).
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My approach
I work directly with your nervous system to:
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Reset the gut-brain connection so your digestive system functions normally
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Process and release the emotional patterns that trigger your gut symptoms
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Calm your nervous system out of constant threat response
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Build resilience so stress doesn't automatically equal gut chaos
Why it works
I combine 20 years of nursing experience (including work on a GI ward) with specialised training in rapid change therapy and my own 50 year journey with IBS and anxiety.
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I understand the physiology AND the emotional experience of living and working with unpredictable gut symptoms.
But here's what really makes this different:
Most therapists have one or two approaches they use with every client, regardless of whether it's the right fit. I've spent years studying every evidence based technique that works for IBS and anxiety, from hypnotherapy to nervous system regulation to trauma processing.
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What that means for you:
When something isn't working, I don't keep doing the same thing and hope for different results. I have a deep toolkit, and I know how to use it. If one approach doesn't click for you, we try another. The goal is YOUR result, not proving my favorite method works.
What makes this different
I'm not a generic therapist who happens to work with IBS. This is my entire focus.
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I only work with a small number of clients at any one time because this approach requires genuine individualised attention. You're not getting a cookie cutter protocol. You're getting specialised expertise from someone who has studied this deeply, worked in this field extensively, and lived with IBS for nearly 50 years.
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This is what I do. Not one of the things I do. THE thing I do.