About Me

KATHLEEN COMERFORD

RSA ADI Driving Instructor

Author of Pass Your Driving Test in Ireland

Fully Registered NLP Coach & QTT Practitioner

My name is Kathleen Comerford, and I help people overcome driving anxiety, fear of highways, and related phobias so they can feel calm and confident behind the wheel.

My own journey began after being hit by a truck in a serious crash. What followed were years of intense anxiety and panic attacks. I avoided highways completely and gradually developed additional fears of enclosed spaces like elevators and shopping malls. My world kept shrinking as my mind dictated where I could—and couldn’t—go.

Thankfully, powerful methods such as Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Quantum Thinking Technologies (QTT) helped me break free. These techniques retrained my brain to stop negative patterns, release fear, and create profound, lasting behavioral change. Step by step, I regained my freedom and confidence, not only in driving but in everyday life.

Because I’ve walked this path myself, I deeply understand how overwhelming anxiety can feel—and how life-changing it is to finally let go of fear. Over the years, I’ve supported many clients in overcoming driving anxiety, highway phobia, and test-related fears. My firsthand experience allows me to connect with my clients on a level that goes beyond theory—I know what they’re going through.

As the saying goes: “You can’t truly understand someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.”

The Fear of Driving Program

My program is designed for anyone struggling with fear of driving, highway phobia, or anxiety around the driving test. If you’re unsure whether this is right for you, I invite you to email me to schedule a free 15-minute consultation call so we can talk through your challenges and see how I can best support you.

For more than two decades, I’ve had the privilege of teaching and preparing thousands of drivers—ranging in age from teens to retirees—to face the road with confidence. Today, my greatest passion is helping people move from fear to freedom, one step at a time.