Alison Harris Wellbeing

Alison Harris Wellbeing NLP Master Practitioner, Coach and Trainer, Nutritionist, Motivational Speaker and Author. Helping you to be at your best through mindset and nutrition.
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I offer workshops and talks that explore how thoughts, language, beliefs and habits greatly affect our emotional, mental and physical wellbeing.

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Lincoln
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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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My Story

In 2017 I changed my career, became self-employed and began creating and delivering workshops and talks with passion and integrity. Wellness is close to my heart and I’ve spent years training in, researching and experiencing health and wellbeing issues. I have noticed how the changes I’ve made to my own life have given me more energy, strength, better physical health, happiness, calmness, clarity, purpose, courage and peace of mind. So, I now look on my past experience with cancer as a gift, something that triggered an awareness into how I could choose to take care of my mind and body. I now want to share my learnings with others, and as a former teacher, workshops and talks feel like the right platform for me to do so.

I began my working life as an Early Years Practitioner in London and Toronto and for 12 years, did my best to provide a caring environment and upholding my belief that every child’s birth-right is to feel loved, secure, stimulated, confident and happy.

I then moved back to my home town of Lincoln, as a single Mum and got a job at a local Further Education College where I began my teacher training whilst working as a Lecturer in Child Care and Education. I loved guiding young people to reach their full potential and passing on my knowledge and experience. So much so, I spent 22 years doing it!

However, in 2010 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I was in my 40’s and thought I was fit and healthy. I was shocked, scared and devastated. My treatment meant 9 months off work and gave me the time to reflect. I’ve always believed our bodies respond to what we do to them and nothing happens by chance so I began a quest to find out ‘why me?’ Over the next 6 years I was to lose two strong and beautiful friends to breast cancer and this spurred me on to make changes to my life and live in a better state of wellness.