Glenna De Bosco

qualified as a Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist in 1995 at The London Institute Of Human Sexuality. She then qualified as a Clinical Hypnotherapist in 2008 at the Institute Of Clinical Hypnotherapy, London. 

Whilst furthering her training as an Independent domestic violence advisor with Safelives she also worked with the MPS as a Korean engagement officer with the largest Korean community outside of Europe. Her role was "bridging the gap" between the MPS and the Korean community and to support both the South Korean & North Korean residents to live harmoniously together taking into consideration both North and South Korea are enemies. She also founded the first Korean Information centre in Uk and created a resettlement programme for North Korean defectors who had mananged to escape from North Korea. 

Because of her work with the Korean community she was invited to SOAS University in London as a guest speaker on the challenges in SE Asian cultures.

Her most recent work led her to HMP Bronzfield as a mental health specialist and part of the in- reach team where she provided advocacy for female prisoners both inside HMP Bronzfield and " Through the gate" back into the community.Glenna is also a mental health training instructor for MHFA.