The frustration, the nerves, the anger, your mind pacing when you need to sit still and can't pace around the boardroom or living room, and even just the twang of judgment in your community when you're trying to be calm. The overthinking after an event, or even taking it out on your family and children, analysing your and their behaviour, seeing what you could have done better.

I've been there and thought it was my only way to survive in an environment of fellow high-achievers, and honestly, it's no way to live.

I remember feeling empty while I was 'smashing it' on the outside, but on the inside, I was broken, and I couldn't pinpoint why. I was in cycles of toxic friendships, had to deal with cultural expectations around showing up in friendships and relationships, and was stuck. This was before my discovery journey, until I found my way home. My ethereal garden, within, where my palace of possibilities lies.

What we've been taught about life isn't it. We weren't made to be in a rat race and in hyper-consumption. This is only to overcompensate for our wounded connection to the Creator, which keeps us out of the present moment and our unique creative blueprint.

Inspired by my own spiritual journey and my connection to the Almighty, I realised how important it is to heal ourselves by connecting to Oneness rather than avoiding the ever-kind Universal Consciousness that governs every atom of this expansive universe. 

My personal practice is Islam, and I've integrated its wisdom and teachings into my own healing sessions, which have worked with people across all faiths and walks of life.

Whether you're Muslim, Christian, Hindu, Zoroastrian, or even Agnostic, I've seen so many people use faith and God to avoid their problems and turn a blind eye to what they're going through, coming from a state of victim consciousness and spiritual bypassing. This looks like 'others have it worse', or using God as a way to avoid going into your internal state. Allah did not ask us to avoid ourselves as we worship him, quite the opposite, actually.

In my sessions, I use God as an anchor, regardless of your religion. Together, we use God to support the depth we're going in hypnosis and other forms of healing. Imam Ghazali says to know yourself is to know Allah, and this is because as we release the layers of the ego through healing, the veil of disconnection we impose on ourselves slowly melts away.

I've worked with people of different genders, ethnicities and religious backgrounds, and the reviews you're seeing are mixed from my diverse clients who want the same thing: rapid healing to connect to self through God.

Normally, I charge £150 for an individual session, which people have found transformative alone. However, for real healing to take place, I've designed packages that let you save money and suit your specific aims when working with me. We work on:

⦿ Childhood wounds

⦿ Ancestral wounds

⦿ Trauma release

⦿ Somatic approaches when it's too heavy to go into hypnosis

⦿ Goal setting

⦿ Self-concept work

⦿ Spiritual/religious trauma

⦿ Connection to God

⦿ Releasing blocks in specific areas in life

⦿ Weight re-calibration

⦿ Family dynamics

⦿ Masculine and feminine integration

⦿ Timeline healing

⦿ And so much more...

For individual payment plans or concessions for students and those living in poverty, please email

diana@yinfinitydiana.co