Paul Lewis, Director

Paul Lewis is an Accredited Clinical Hypnotherapist with The National Hypnotherapy Society (MHS Acc) and has achieved Advanced Practitioner (ADPR) status from the General Hypnotherapy Register (GHR). As Wolverhampton’s only GHR-validated Advanced Hypnotherapy Practitioner, Paul possesses a substantial breadth and depth of knowledge in various areas of psychotherapy and hypnosis, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), counselling, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

In addition to his expertise in hypnotherapy, Paul is a certified coach, having gained full registration status with the esteemed Association for Coaching (MAC). He has built a reputation as an innovative and creative practitioner, effectively addressing both clinical and non-clinical issues. With professional qualifications in hypnotherapy, NLP, coaching, smoking cessation, and counselling, Paul’s dynamic approach is both authentic and engaging. His passion for facilitating personal growth motivates and inspires clients, empowering them to understand and implement the key factors necessary for achieving and sustaining measurable change. His solution-focused methodology is informed by the latest neuroscientific research and evidence-based psychology.

As co-director of Lewis Psychology, Paul leverages his extensive experience in business development, sales, marketing, and management to maintain the company’s high standard of services. Prior to his role at Lewis Psychology, he founded and led a niche psychology company, successfully establishing a worldwide customer base. Paul’s business acumen adds a commercial edge to Lewis Psychology, as he plays an active role in the development and delivery of services from conception to evaluation.

An award-winning social entrepreneur and business leader, Paul states, “I use my commercial experience to develop business opportunities that enable us to grow and magnify our social impact. I’m proud to be co-director of a well-respected business that has ethical principles at its core.”