Meet The Founder

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With nearly 30 years in education and certifications in Psychology, Child Development and Neuroplasticity, I’ve witnessed firsthand the mental health challenges that children face. My own journey began when my daughter struggled with anxiety, leading me to create wellbeing resources that helped her thrive.

She is now a vibrant, confident teen, writing her first teen thriller – The Forbidden Bloodline, with dreams of becoming an accomplished author.

Today, I share these tools—journals, programs and more—to empower caregivers and professionals globally, supporting children’s mental health.

Together, we’re building a world where every child can grow with resilience, confidence and joy.

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Empowerment
Empowerment is central to my mission. Through neuroplasticity, I’ve seen the mind’s incredible capacity for healing and growth, even within my own family. My programs aim to help children realise that they can shape their thoughts, emotions and lives, building resilience from within.

Community
“It takes a village to raise a child”— and that village must be strong and united. I encourage collaboration among teachers, parents and community members to create an environment where children’s mental health can flourish.

Compassion
Compassion underpins our journey. By empathising with each other’s challenges, we can develop kindness and model resilience for children. Through a compassionate approach, we create a supportive space for growth, understanding and collective wellbeing.

My mission is to empower parents, teachers, and children to create resilient, compassionate minds.

Through innovative programs and advocacy, I aim to improve children’s mental health and wellbeing on a global scale.

I am dedicated to building supportive communities where children are equipped to face life’s challenges with confidence and strength. My ultimate goal is to make a lasting impact, ensuring every child has the chance to thrive emotionally, academically, and socially—creating a future where all children flourish.

With my background in primary education and as a secondary school nurture teacher, I deeply understand the struggles students face, especially the fear and anxiety that often come with transitioning to secondary school. I’m dedicated to providing unwavering support and effective solutions, helping students navigate these challenges with confidence and resilience. I’m here to ensure every child feels empowered to thrive, no matter the obstacles they encounter along the way.

In response to these challenges, I created wellbeing journals, initially for my daughter, that are now available for all.

These journals include daily activities, affirmations and incentives to encourage self-awareness and a positive mindset in students. Recognising the essential role of parents and caregivers, my programs actively involve them, equipping both parents and teachers with tools to effectively support children’s mental health and wellbeing. This holistic approach ensures that every child has the guidance and support they need to thrive.

I don’t believe in “do as I say, not as I do.”

To strengthen both my own mindset and my daughter’s, I’ve personally gone through the processes I now share with you. This journey has allowed us both to build resilience, improve our mental wellbeing, and navigate challenges with confidence. By practicing these strategies, we’ve cultivated emotional strength and developed a healthier, more balanced outlook on life—tools I now offer to help others achieve the same.

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Walking Over Broken Glass- Mind Over Matter

Pushing yourself past your fears.

Arrow break with softest part of throat.

Overcoming mental obstacles. I did this 20 years ago and wasn’t able to break the arrow fully.

Walking Over Broken Glass (My daughter aged 12)

You know your child has finally overcome their anxiety and depression, when they are brave enough to trust themselves to walk over broken glass without getting hurt.