To celebrate NHS Health & Wellbeing Coaching Awareness Week we’re unveiling the power of questions in Wellbeing Coaching! 🔍 As a health and wellbeing coach, you hold a vital role in guiding individuals towards achieving their wellness goals. One of the most valuable tools is the art of asking thoughtful and probing questions. 🤔💪 Here…
Meet Janice Leeming of Persephone Wellbeing Coaching. With her background in successful senior management and 15 years of wellbeing practice/study, she inspires professionals to tackle stress or recover from burnout and make positive change in their lives. Inspired by Persephone, the Greek goddess of Spring, her sessions are designed to bring about transformative change. Sessions pivot around proven…
Meet Christine Coulson – A Sobriety and Wellbeing Coach; dedicated to helping people look at their relationship with alcohol and achieve an alcohol-free lifestyle. Alcohol is everywhere! There are few occasions where it doesn’t play a part in society – births, deaths; good days, bad days; sunny days and snowy days. Some people have a ‘take…
Meet Emma Little – the Service Manager for the charity, The Hut York, in the City of York. She completed her Wellbeing Coach Training in November 2021 and loved the course, as she could put what she had learnt into practice quickly and effectively. The Hut brings creativity and purpose to the lives of adults with mental health…
Our Wellbeing Coach graduates choose our course because they wish to empower people to improve their health and wellbeing. This is true for our graduates who plan to work within either organisations or privately as coaches or consultants. We strongly believe that wellbeing coaching provides an excellent ‘umbrella’ for your existing skills to nestle under….
On our wellbeing coach training we explore and discuss what we think and feel about various emotions, one of which is ‘disgust’. Disgust: an emotional response of rejection or revulsion to something potentially contagious or something considered offensive, distasteful or unpleasant. Charles Darwin wrote that disgust is a sensation that refers to something revolting. It’s…
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