Malvia formalised her use of hypnosis and studied with Harley Street Hypnotherapist, Brian Jacobs qualifying as Clinical Hypnotherapist in 2014. Since then Malvia has continued to add to her repertoire of skills. To draw together a dynamic restoration process for people who seek therapeutic assistance. Today, in her private practice she provides a bespoke synthesis of all she has learnt throughout her career actualising those skills to deliver a client-focused therapy.

Quantum Healing Hypnosis Therapy is a technique pioneered, developed and refined by Dolores Cannon, in a career spanning forty-five years as a Regressive Hypnotherapist. The wealth of knowledge amassed by working on thousands of clients globally has led to profound healing and become the therapy of choice for those seeking self-help. QHHT • Penetrates deeper levels of mind• Transcends the boundaries of Age, Gender, Cultural Belief or Faith• Effectively resolves challenging experiences so that harmony can be sought• Facilitate spontaneous healing, beyond the paradigm of traditional practices The technique guides the individual to access the Somnambulistic State of Trance through deep relaxation and visualization. Everyone moves in and out of Somnambulistic state daily: shortly before you wake and just before you doze off to sleep. Working with clients specifically at this level of trance, a person has access to information about Past Lives, by simply exploring the mind that exists just below the surface of the conscious mind and ego.

Malvia is a life and business coach. She is passionate about coaching ambitious entrepreneurs and professionals with a blend of strategic and mindfulness practices to bring success, balance and growth – professionally and personally. She works with new business owners, freelancers, entrepreneurs and professionals from all kinds of industries to bring their business dreams to life.

Home-Start is a national charity supporting families who are struggling to cope in more than 300 communities across the UK. The support is delivered in the family’s home, for a couple of hours every week.

Certitude provides personalised support across London to people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health support needs as well as their families and carers.

Promote opportunities for social inclusion and positive mental wellbeing for members of Black & Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Richmond. Supporting service users to develop self-help strategies that reduce equalities and improves experiences and outcomes. Activities include project managing Happy Soul Festival for three years, in Richmond, Kingston and Wandsworth. Outcome: Increased attendance and participation in mental health wellbeing issues from hard to reach communitiesAlso, I design and support mental health promotion initiatives that empower BME communities to participate, with the view to challenge personal and cultural stigma, by working in partnership with religious leaders, statutory providers, voluntary and independent organizations borough-wide. Activities include: Producing information Flyers in several languages promoting services and how to access the services to BME communities. Outcome: Increase knowledge of the services available to them and how to access these services particularly registering with a GP. This led to service providers receiving the correct information that enable them to process applications and registrations within a reasonable time.Support the development and provisions of targeted services that bring together opportunities for improved health, social care, housing, income, work and leisure to meet the needs of people with mental health issues. Activities include assisting in setting up a Farsi speaking counselling service. Outcome: Improved relations with Afghan community partners and increased participation in service.

During this experience, I liaised and maintained statutory and voluntary agency support in order to identify vulnerable children and families outside the classroom but also, I ran family Links workshops in order to identify parents who need specialised support and signposting to relevant services.