Events & Speaking
Everyone deserves access to the transformative power of meditation.
I love speaking about how to make meditation and mindfulness attainable and accessible, no matter what your life looks like. I've been featured on BBC Radio, various podcasts, virtual summits and within communities as well as running retreat days and wellness workshops.
I'm on a mission to spread the simple message that Modern Meditation is for everyone. Taking you from stressed and overwhelmed to calm and clear so you can build a life that's meaningful.
Simple. But not always easy - and that's where I can help!
I'd love to chat with you if you have an audience or event that needs a modern approach to training the mind. I always share my own authentic experience (I'm a perfectly imperfect human, just like you!) and leave audiences with practical and immediately implementable tips and advice.
Whether it’s, a Wellness Event or a Corporate conference, I can provide inspiring and accessible workshops and talks.
From small groups to large auditoriums, making meditation attainable and inspiring is what it’s all about at Be.
For a more intensive coaching experience, from one day to a number of days, at Be. we have it covered.
Here are some ideas of topics we could talk about:
How Modern Meditation can be easier than you think
How to create Mindful Moments for calm and clarity
Ninja Mind Skills for the Modern World
Meditation for Stress
Management
The Meditation Advantage: How to find Calm and Focus
The Busy Meditator: Making it work in the Modern world
How Meditation can Tame your Inner Critic
Meditation and Parenting
Virtual Summits and Talks
Inspiring Talks Brighton:
Ninja Mind Skills for the Modern World
The Fearless Summit:
Meditation for the Modern World
Live to Love Everyday:
Close your eyes to open your life
Live Events & Retreats
Wellness at the Barn:
Finding the Parenting Pause Button
Rest Fest:
Women’s Wellness Festival, West Sussex (attendees circa 800)
Wellness at the Gallery:
Mindset for Reinvention
Women’s Lifestyle Show, Brighton:
Making Meditation Work