Hayley Leitch
- Director
- Writer
- Producer
Hayley Leitch is a UK Cleaning Expert & TV PRESENTER of the Channel 5 & CBS Reality extreme cleaning series, 'Dirty Home Rescue' known for heading up the 'Swab Squad' in Channel 4's Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners and is a regular Guest Expert on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch.
Hayley was also featured on Channel 5's News & current affairs program 'The Big Bed Bug Invasion" offering her expert advice and tips.
Besides her TV career, Hayley has also published a book "Coming Clean Living with OCD"
Hayley also launched the "Hayley's Help" YouTube channel which to date has over 1.6 million video views and continues to grow month on month. Hayley is originally from South London, is married to her husband Robin, and is mum to their 3 children.
She was diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in 2007 and has had OCD since she was 4 years old.
After years of battling against the illness, Hayley has gained qualifications about the effects of Mental Health, and she continually supports mental health charities, Giving presentations to schools and colleges, discussing Mental Health issues & careers, keen to provide a positive message to younger adults, that if you have a dream of being in the TV industry, your mental health shouldn't be the reason to give up.
Hayley was also featured on Channel 5's News & current affairs program 'The Big Bed Bug Invasion" offering her expert advice and tips.
Besides her TV career, Hayley has also published a book "Coming Clean Living with OCD"
Hayley also launched the "Hayley's Help" YouTube channel which to date has over 1.6 million video views and continues to grow month on month. Hayley is originally from South London, is married to her husband Robin, and is mum to their 3 children.
She was diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in 2007 and has had OCD since she was 4 years old.
After years of battling against the illness, Hayley has gained qualifications about the effects of Mental Health, and she continually supports mental health charities, Giving presentations to schools and colleges, discussing Mental Health issues & careers, keen to provide a positive message to younger adults, that if you have a dream of being in the TV industry, your mental health shouldn't be the reason to give up.
