About Me

What Is Ipsissimus

Ipsissimus is the highest grade of inner attainment. The term, meaning "most self," refers to one who has completely transcended the ego and all forms of duality, achieving unity with the ultimate reality. An Ipsissimus no longer acts from personal desire but becomes a direct expression of universal will, existing beyond conventional notions of right and wrong. This state is characterized by silent, effortless mastery and complete detachment.

Ipsissimus Therapy: A Journey Back to the Self

I didn’t choose this path in the traditional sense—it unfolded naturally. From an early age, I had a strong sense that there was more to life than what we’re usually taught. It wasn’t something I had to go looking for—it was already part of me. Over time, I came to understand that the insights I experienced could help others too, especially those feeling stuck, disconnected, or uncertain about their direction.

For over a decade, I worked as a hypnotherapist, supporting clients both privately and at London’s Harley Street. That experience gave me a deep understanding of how the mind works—how our beliefs, habits, and internal narratives shape the lives we live. Eventually, I developed a more integrated way of working that goes beyond surface-level change. It’s a method I now call Ipsissimus Therapy.

This approach is about reconnecting you with your own clarity. It’s not about fixing you, because you’re not broken. It’s about making space for the parts of yourself that have been silenced, ignored, or forgotten. We explore patterns, beliefs, and turning points—not to dwell on the past, but to unlock new possibilities in the present.

You can work with me in two ways: through focused one-off sessions to gain insight and clarity, or through the deeper process of Ipsissimus Therapy, which is more about transformation than quick answers. Whether we’re working with memory, emotion, or life direction, the core intention is the same: to help you step into a greater sense of power, freedom, and alignment.

This work isn’t always about clear-cut answers. Sometimes change is subtle, sometimes it’s immediate, and sometimes it takes time. But whatever emerges, there’s always meaning to be found—and I’m here to help you find it.