Angela Trainer is the Founder Director of the Harvest Clinic.

She graduated from Glasgow University in 1980 with a degree in psychology and after undertaking training with both the National College and the L.C.C.H. in London now has 22 years experience using clinical hypnotherapy in her practice.

Angela Trainer has lectured extensively in her subject and has been involved in numerous research projects, specifically Self-Hypnosis and it's application for group therapy.

In 1990 she was awarded Fellowship of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis. She is Principal of L.C.C.H. and divides her time between Glasgow and London training student hypnotherapists.

Angela is also a regular participant on BBC Radio Scotland and on both STV and BBC TV programmes for the therapy profession.

In 2003 she was accredited as a Lecturer by the Royal College of Nursing.
She now lectures internationally for the LCCH in Portugal, Malaysia & Singapore

Graham Watts is a Consultant Hypnotherapist and partner at the Harvest Clinic, was Agony Uncle for The Big Issue for 5 years and guests as a consultant on BBC Radio's Fred McAuley show and STV.

He regularly presents his own shows on BBC and is also a freelance writer on therapy related subjects.

Graham trained in Person Centered Therapy and holds a Diploma in Counselling from Glasgow University.

For many years Graham worked as a Drugs Coordinator for Strathclyde Region, specialising in Addictions, HIV and AIDS and death and dying issues. He has also qualified in CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy).

He also trained with the L.C.C.H. for whom he now delivers Lectures and Masterclasses throughout the UK.
Recently Graham has been involved in bringing Hypnotherapy into major Drug Projects as a tool for drug withdrawal management.

Morag McKay is Co-Practice Manager at the Harvest Clinic and a course supervisor supporting students in their studdies.

Morag comes from a background in health care and has worked as a nurse since 1981 in both NHS and private sector. Her Special interests include therapeutic approaches associated with a healthy heart including smoking cessation and weight issues.

Marian Duffy is Co-Practice Manager at the Harvest Clinic, Course Tutor for the London College Clinical Hypnotherapy and a supervisor supporting student therapists in their studies.

Her professional background includes working with traumatised children, self esteem training for young people, therapeutic care for elderly patients and is involved in health initiative projects working in the community on self-esteem issues. She is also a Reiki Master and an NLP practitioner who trained with Paul McKenna and Richard Bandler.

Linda Alexander is a Consultant Hypnotherapist at the Harvest Clinic.

From a background in alternative therapies, Linda gained her Diploma in Clinical Hypnotherapy in 1995.

Since then she has acted as a Course Supervisor for the London College of Clinical Hypnosis and is a Complementary Health Lecturer at Langside College in Glasgow.

 

Sara Stark comes from a background in Personnel Management incorporating Training, Staff Development & Counselling Skills.

She is complementary Therapies Manager at the Marie Curie Hospice in Glasgow.

While working there, she has developed many Hypno-Therapeutic Techniques working with Cancer patients, their carers/close family and staff at the hospice.

These techniques are wide ranging and include Stress Management, Pain Control Techniques, Panic Syndrome, Creative Visualisation & teaching staff Self Hypnosis.

Sara has been a practicing Hypnotherapist within the voluntary sector and privately for over 6 years.

Betty Campbell has worked as a nurse within the N.H.S. since 1990 and incorporates Hypnotherapy in her practice.

She gained a B.A. in nursing studies in 2003, researching the effectiveness of Hypnotherapy in the treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

Other areas of special interest include stress management, panic attacks and phobic behaviour. However, she remains extremely interested in all aspects of Clinical Hypnotherapy and its many applications.

Bettys other passion is working with and tutoring student Hypnotherapists with LCCH through certificate and diploma level & is currently a volunteer therapist at Marie Curie Hospice.

Amanda Hope supports private clients as well as Glasgow Health Centres. She has been involved in a number of projects, including Gartnavel Hospital's complementary health team, working with cancer patients.

A former Childline counsellor, Amanda has many years expereince with young people and is presently involved with a national Children's charity.

Des Morgan trained with the Harvest Clinic in 1996 after a long career in the pharmaceutical industry. In recent years he has specialised in workshops in GP surgeries throughout Scotland and Northern Ireland on stress management, conflict resolution and assertiveness training.

Because of his background, Des is particularly interested in salas motivation and helping people achieve peak performance in sports.