Whether you’re seeking personal breakthroughs or professional growth, the Illuminate Your Intentions Coaching Course is designed to support profound changes across all areas of life. It will guide you in aligning your goals and desires, and also enhance your well-being journey, mental health, self-care, and personal development practices.

As we navigate this busy season, it's crucial to work smarter, giving our body and mind the necessary time to pause, recharge, and spend quality time with loved ones and on our own self-care.

Today, we're diving into an essential topic: stress management. Stress is an inevitable part of life, but how we manage it makes all the difference. Let's explore how to create effective strategies for managing stress and navigating stressful emotions.

In recent years, the concept of neurodiversity has gained significant attention, particularly in the context of the workplace. Understanding and appreciating neurodiversity is crucial for creating inclusive environments where everyone can thrive.

The way we nurture our own well-being and that of our colleagues speaks volumes about the ethos and values upheld by the organisational culture we are part of.

Supporting mental health at work brings benefits such as keeping employees, lowering stress, creating a healthier work environment, preventing burnout, and helping workers stay well while reaching goals.

By incorporating a regular journaling practice into our routines can have a profound impact on our mental health, emotional well-being and personal growth. Taking the time to reflect on our thoughts, feelings, and experiences, we can gain clarity and confidence in ourselves and our relationships. Journaling allows us to align with who we are and what is truly important to us, helping us to make decisions that are in line with our values, beliefs ad innermost aspirations.

As a mental health and wellbeing coach, I have seen the impact that healthy relationships can have on our overall well-being. Whether it’s with ourselves or with others, cultivating strong and supportive connections is essential for our emotional and mental health. In this blog post, I want to share some top tips on how to be a good friend and foster meaningful relationships in your life.

As we approach the summer solstice, a time of abundance and growth. It is the perfect opportunity to use this cosmic energy to realign our relationships and reset any that may be causing us stress or holding us back from our true potential. As a mental health and wellbeing coach, I believe that our relationships play a crucial role in our overall happiness and mental health.

As the importance of mental health and wellbeing in the workplace becomes increasingly recognised, and builds to the integrity of peoples health and work environment, the role of mental health and wellbeing coaches has gained prominence. However, there can be some confusion about the differences between a business coach and a mental health and wellbeing coach. While both play important roles in supporting individuals within organisations, their focus and approaches vary significantly.

In today's fast-paced and demanding work environment, achieving a healthy life/work balance and fostering a supportive workplace culture is essential for overall well-being and productivity. It's crucial to promote self-care to enhance mental health for personal and professional growth. Whether you work independently or in a team, daily self-reflection can reduce stress, boost performance, and improve relationships at works.

Here’s how THRIVE Coaching Mental Health at home supports the NHS, GP’s, Health Professionals, Social Care and Organisations;

With our Mental Health and Wellbeing THRIVE at Work coaching packages we support teams to take positive responsibility to promote and encourage optimum productivity, health, and wellbeing within the workplace, so you don’t have to worry about this. Our wellbeing in the workplace offer’s support to promote and build resilience and optimal health and wellbeing to manage and prevent stress and burnout.

Everyone wants to create a life work balance these days where we feel empowered at work to be ourselves, embrace our authenticity and have the flexibility to enjoy all of life, without the guilt, stress and burnout.

As a mental health and wellbeing coaching service, we have seen firsthand the positive impact that workplace coaching can have on individuals and organizations. Workplace coaching is a powerful tool for supporting employees in their personal and professional development, and it can also have a significant impact on overall productivity, mental health and wellbeing.

Resilience is one of the most desirable qualities to master, and we all have a certain level of resilience.. Its’s the ability to bounce back from hardship, stress, disappoints, challenges, failure and setbacks.

Nobody wants to be in a stressful relationship. In an ideal world relationships make you feel safe, appreciated, supported and free to be yourself. Having good communication is essential as it builds trust and helps relationships to bond and survive. The last thing anyone wants is for stress to be destroying the relationship; communication breaks down and the blame game starts. These are my tips for managing stressful relationships;

This might seem a little crazy loving yourself healthy. But listen up; whether it’s weight loss, weight gain, getting fit or just simply be a more healthy you, it will only happen when one thing changes. You need to be switched on and ready for action and that comes from the inside – it’s a belief, a vision, a drive, a determination and passion to want to be a more healthier you. And that only happens when you truly start loving yourself.

Radiate happiness from the inside out. How to build self-confidence. Do you want to learn a quick, easy and simple way to manage your state, approach and behaviour so you feel more in control and confident about your actions? Self confidence using mindfulness and NLP.

Our beliefs create our reality. Observing what is working on the inside – what is working for your greater good and what isn’t – enables us to grow as a person. In order for our root purpose to flower, we need to surround it with the compost of our beliefs and values.

Remember, anxiety is addictive and it believes its protecting you. Replace fear with calm. Go ahead of yourself and identify with what you’re afraid of. Connect with your triggers: that first point of acknowledgement that lets you know anxiety is coming. With practice we can have a calm nature and to do this we first have to go through the process of giving up anxiety.

When we are getting adequate sleep we feel good during the day. We have a better appetite, make healthy food choices, make better decisions, we have more motivation and energy for physical activity and will feel happier. Sleep tips with Suzi B