What I help my clients with

If you are vegan and struggling to solve a problem, make a decision or progress toward a goal, I am here to help. My mission is to see every vegan equipped with the tools and skills to live an amazing life, whatever that looks like for you…

  • Relationships with non-vegan family, friends and colleagues

    • Including how to be present and have a good time at social gatherings without feeling disgusted, isolated and hating everyone around you.

  • Creating and upholding personal boundaries to protect you emotional and physical space

    • Getting clear on what you find acceptable from other people, communicating it effectively, and consistently upholding those boundaries so that you are never disrespected again.

  • Making life at work easier and more enjoyable

    • Including managing anxiety, making yourself heard and getting the reward and recognition you deserve.

  • Setting and achieving health goals

    • Including learning to listen to your and eat in a way that serves you to reach and maintain your optimal weight for good; finding physical movement that you loves, so that exercise stops being a chore; sorting out your sleep, so you get the rest that you deserve; and finding a way to manage stress management that actually works for you – mediation not required.

  • Prioritising and organising time and space for peace and productivity

    • Focusing on the essentials and simplifying your life to make things effortless.

  • Making difficult decisions

    • Whether to stay or leave, change direction or remain in personal relationships, work or business.

  • Starting a vegan business

    • Walking you through the basic steps, helping you create strategies to overcome the obstacles that pop up along the way and aligning your business activities with your vegan values.

  • Sorting out personal finances

    • Helping you find the simplest, most enjoyable way to manage your money in alignment with your values, so that you never have to worry about it again.

  • Helping loved ones through a difficult time

    • Especially when they have chronic or terminal illness linked to the consumption of animal products and may not be willing to change.

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