Lorraine O’Mullane
Practising a holistic model of therapy I integrate Compassionate Inquiry alongside Cognitive Hypnotherapy, Clinical Hypnotherapy, NLP, EFT & Havening.
Compassionate Inquiry underpins every conversation and session with me, offering a gentle, safe and effective way of uncovering the root causes of pain and suffering.
I have experienced both on a personal level and daily through my clients how Compassionate Inquiry allows for accurate insights, deeper connections and a new way of coming back to who you really are.
Before training in Compassionate Inquiry (2019), I worked as a Cognitive Hypnotherapist and NLP Practitioner, training at the internationally acclaimed Quest Institute, Regents University, London (2013). I have trained with Dr Ronald Ruden, in the psychosensory therapy known as Havening and became one of the first Certified practitioners in the UK (2014). Prior to that I studied Clinical Hypnotherapy at St. Mary’s University, London (2012).
I am passionate about tailoring an individual approach, finding possibilities and helping to unravel the sometimes deep source of unresourceful patterns of behaviour and pain, allowing for more ease and ultimately freedom.
I work with clients from all walks of life, Veterans, First Responders, Performers, Parents, Students and anyone who is willing to allow me to share their journey through issues ranging from complex PTSD, Addictions, Disordered Eating, Performance Anxiety, Health issues and many more.
I have worked as a therapist for over 10 years and began my Compassionate Inquiry journey in 2019. I certified as a Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner 2020, completed Compassionate Inquiry Mentorship 2021, completed Basics of Supervision Training with Lois Ehrmann 2021, Compassionate Inquiry Internship 2022, completed Compassionate Inquiry Mentoring Internship 2022.
Compassionate Inquiry has changed everything for me and allows me to connect with people and the world in ways that I didn’t know were possible before.
I hope my connection with you is one that we both grow from, learn from, and will look back on as a moment in time that we were both glad to have had.