Hypnotherapy in Tunbridge Wells

About Madi Kish

Hi, I’m Madi, a Solution Focused Hypnotherapist based in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, specialising in supporting late-diagnosed neurodivergent women experiencing burnout, anxiety and overwhelm.

My own neurodivergent journey began in my late twenties, following burnout and a diagnosis of anxiety and depression. Then in 2021, I also started wondering whether I might have ADHD, and two years later, autism too. Coming to understand my brain helped me make sense of so much of my life and showed me that I didn’t need to keep pushing myself to fit into a world that didn’t always feel designed for me.

Today, I help other neurodivergent women understand how their brains work, reduce anxiety and overwhelm, rebuild confidence and feel more like themselves again. Many of the women I work with appear to be managing on the outside, whilst privately feeling exhausted, overwhelmed or disconnected from who they really are.

My approach combines my professional training in Solution Focused Hypnotherapy with my own lived experience of neurodivergence and my background as a primary school teacher. I love making neuroscience accessible, helping you understand why you feel the way you do and giving you practical, brain-friendly tools that work with your brain rather than against it.

Above all, I want you to feel understood, develop greater self-compassion and feel more confident being yourself, without the pressure to keep masking or pushing through.

Whether you’re experiencing neurodivergent burnout, anxiety, stress, overthinking, or simply no longer feel like yourself, change is possible. You don’t have to keep battling with your brain on your own.

Book your free initial consultation session with me today and learn how you too can move forward with clarity and confidence and get one step closer to living the life that you truly deserve.

Qualifications

HPD, DSFH, PGCHE, BA(Hons)

My Experience

My background in education has had a huge influence on the way I work with clients today. During my years as a primary school teacher, I developed a passion for helping people understand themselves, overcome challenges and build confidence. It also taught me the importance of adapting how information is shared, breaking down complex ideas, and explaining things in a way that feels practical, accessible and meaningful. These are skills I continue to use every day in my practice, helping my clients understand the neuroscience behind stress and wellbeing in a way that feels manageable and easy to apply. I once had a client ask me if I’d ever considered teaching, as she loved my brain explanations so much!

Today, I bring together my professional training in Solution Focused Hypnotherapy, my teaching experience, and my own lived experience of neurodivergence to support my clients in a way that is both evidence-informed and deeply personal.

I have a particular interest in neurodivergent burnout, anxiety and stress, and I’m passionate about helping people understand what’s happening in their brains rather than feeling like they’re constantly battling against them. I believe that knowledge is empowering, which is why I love sharing the neuroscience behind stress and wellbeing in a way that actually makes sense.

Member Organisations

MNCH (Reg), AfSFH (Reg), CNHC

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More About Me

Outside of the therapy room, I’m a big believer in practising what I preach. Looking after your mental wellbeing isn’t about doing one big thing perfectly; it’s about finding the small, sustainable habits that help your brain feel calmer, more resilient and more like itself.

For me, that often looks like spending time doing something creative. I love painting and sewing, I’ve recently taken up the piano again after learning as a child, and I’m currently writing a children’s book that’s been sitting on my to-do list for years! I also love getting outdoors, spending time in nature and finding moments away from my phone (rare as that might be!). Those little things help keep my own stress bucket from overflowing, and they’re a reminder that looking after ourselves doesn’t have to feel like another job you have to tick off.

The same is true in my sessions. I don’t believe that therapy has to feel serious all the time. Some of the most meaningful moments with my clients have involved laughter, curiosity and celebrating the smallest wins. My sessions are relaxed, collaborative and tailored to you, with no judgement, no expectation to have all the answers, and no pressure to be anything other than yourself.

Above all, I want every client to leave each session feeling understood, hopeful and one step closer to becoming the happiest, most authentic version of themselves that they can be.