I work at the intersection of neuroscience, identity, and coherence.

My focus is not motivation, performance, or surface-level change, but understanding what allows human systems to stabilise under load - and why so many contemporary models quietly fail at that task.

OntoSync grew from one question:
What does a sound mind look like?
Not optimised. Sound.
That question became the impetus for everything: revealing what operational self syncing with true Self looks like.
Not because it's trendy. Because it's necessary.
 

A Curated Path to Coherence

My work began with direct clinical and personal exposure to how profoundly language, sound, and expectation shape nervous system behaviour.

What started as hypnotherapy and music-based interventions evolved into something more precise:
An investigation into the mechanism rather than the method.

Over time, a consistent pattern emerged.
The most reliable and lasting shifts did not come from effort, insight, or optimisation - but from the removal of threat and the restoration of identity stability.

That observation now anchors all OntoSync work.
 

From Observation to Framework

As these patterns converged across clinical practice, neuroscience literature, and applied design, they demanded clearer articulation. This inquiry ultimately led to the founding of Neuro-Christology and Covenant Psychology. 
My interest is not religion ‘on the mind’ - the broad phenomena mapped by neurotheology - but ‘Mind on Christ’: the specific, measurable cognitive pattern that emerges when identity aligns with covenant reality. It is this pattern that gives rise to what volume 1A of The Great Recall book names, for the first time, as Neuro-Christology: the science of Christ-specific neurological mechanisms - an inquiry into how Christ (as Logos and organising principle) relates to, informs, or is expressed through neural organisation and human cognition.

Neuro-Christology is a coherence-based field examining how identity anchored in Christ (understood as Logos) corresponds with measurable patterns of neural stability, reduced metabolic strain, and sustained psychological coherence. 

Covenant Psychology is a relational and jurisdictional model of identity that explains why certain language, agreements, and frameworks stabilise the Self, while others reliably fragment it.

These frameworks did not emerge as theological proposals, but as necessary terms once the data repeatedly pointed in the same direction.

I am currently completing my PhD research part-time and devote the remainder of my time to developing OntoSync’s research and design studio, publishing, architecting, and translating this work for wider use.
I no longer offer general hypnotherapy or private clinical sessions.
 

Academic & Clinical Background

• MSc, Cognitive Neuroscience of Music - Goldsmiths, University of London

• Clinical Hypnotherapy - International College of Clinical Hypnosis, London

• Holotropic Breathwork & Integration - Grof Studies

• Quality Assurance (TQM, ISO) - Dublin Institute of Technology

This background allows me to move fluently between:

• clinical phenomenology

• neuroscience research

• system and protocol design

• long-form theoretical work
   

How I Work Now

My role has shifted from service delivery to architecture, research, and consultancy.

Current work includes:

• Authoring and publishing long-form research volumes

• Designing educational frameworks and courses

• Developing neuro-informational music and language protocols

• Quality assurance certification for educational platforms and retreats 

• Occasional, carefully selected neuroscience-led interventions
   

Two Pillars of OntoSync

Neuro-Christology: Logos-based coherence and architectural investigation
Restorative Sleep: Sleep-Music Intervention & Cognitive Fitness 
 

Designed for the Discerning Mind

OntoSync collaborates with:

• Researchers and clinicians

• Educators and thinkers

• Founders and creators

• Educational platforms and retreat centres seeking QA recognition (secured jurisdictional standards)

• Individuals who sense that optimisation alone is not enough

This work is for those willing to ask better questions before demanding better outcomes.

If you are exploring, building, or researching the conditions for genuine human coherence, you are welcome here.

Ongoing research at OntoSync is sustained through the generosity of those who recognise the importance of this work.
If you feel drawn to partner with us on future research, please get in touch. We'd love to hear from you.

OntoSync
Where architecture precedes strategy, and evidence precedes conclusion.