Author: Emma Ward

Emma works as a 1:1 coach, counsellor and speaker helping women and men discover the life they always dreamed of. She utilises a wholistic approach and a combination of techniques, including counselling, EFT, FasterEFT, breathing exercises, meditation, boxing therapy, art therapy, cooking and so much more. Emma works with clients to help them master their inner game and heal the mindset blocks that are holding them back.

  • Boundaries

    Boundaries are a necessary part of self-care, just like washing your hair or wearing shoes to protect your feet. They are healthy, normal, and necessary. Boundaries teach people what you will and won’t accept in relationships. Boundaries can feel like a lot of work, but are essential to build a healthy relationship with yourself and…

  • Authentic Selfcare

    I used to think self-care was gym visits and trips to the hairdresser and beautician. I have now learnt that authentic self-care is deeper then caring for your external body. Authentic self-care is nurturing your soul. Self-care is truly listening to your spirit. Self-care is making choices to honour your highest good. I used to…

  • Divine Timing

    Exactly 2 years ago I was lucky enough to go on a Euro trip of a lifetime with my family. Throughout the trip I had continuous guidance that this trip was at the perfect time for me, and that I could not have chosen a better time. I remember returning home and being unsure why…

  • Letting go

    A question from the clinic space last week was “how do I let go?”, it left me pondering what a great question this was!Letting go can be tough when hurt and pain have been inflicted from a person, situation or event.Letting go is an energy shift of no longer looking backwards.Letting go is no longer…

  • helping children’s anxiety

    Are you a parent handling your child’s worrying thoughts? After a noticeable increase in parents booking sessions for anxious children, I felt drawn to share some tips to help provide relief for concerned parents:One of the best places to start is to explain to your children that having fearful thoughts is normal!Secondly, help your children…