Archive for the ‘Life Coaching’ Category

Women’s sensitivity hormone makes them more prone to stress

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Recent studies have found that women carry a sensitivity hormone which can play havoc with their emotions, reports the Daily Mail. New research focussed on a hormone which handles stress response in mammals has found that females were far more response to it than males, with the men being relatively unresponsive to large amounts. Experts read more »

Wellness coaching from your mobile

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

Indie game developer Happy Blue Fish has created a fun and inventive new game which has the potential of increasing people’s awareness of wellness coaching by making it accessible to the masses. The Okinawa Game, which is being called the pocketsize wellness coach is an easy to use APP which will soon be available to read more »

Former police chief to share life advice

Monday, June 14th, 2010

The UK’s first ever female chief constable Pauline Clare will be sharing her life coaching skills with everyone over the internet. The former Lancashire Police chief constable who retired back in 2002 has now retrained as a consultant specialising in working with top business executives and holding life and team coaching sessions. Mrs Clare aims read more »

Stress slows down healing time

Friday, June 11th, 2010

According to a recent study worrying whilst you are ill can prevent you from getting well. According to researcher and psychologist Professor John Weinman, the more anxious the patients were the longer their wounds would take to heal. The patients who experienced little to no stress healed at twice the speed. The researchers measured levels read more »

£20m lottery package tackles Wale’s ‘lonely’ elderly population

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Gavin and Stacey actress Margaret John, 83, is actively involved in the scheme which aims to reduce social isolation and loneliness in the elderly people of Wales and she will soon be officially launching the AdvantAGE programme in Port Talbot. Ruth Marks, older people’s commission for Wales is thrilled with the move and says that read more »

Nursery school could benefit children

Monday, June 7th, 2010

Recent research from an Oxford University professor has found that putting toddlers into a nursery could actually aid their development as many children have been found to benefit from spending hours away from home. Kathy Sylva is the professor who authored the study and she specialises in educational psychology. She says that her research shows read more »

Life Coach Directory May Keywords

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Each month Life Coaching Directory has many visitors to the site each one searching for something specific. It’s important to us that we and our counsellors publish content which is relevant to what people are searching for and this is why we perform a monthly keyword summary. Last month we took a look at the read more »

How to avoid relationship stress when moving home

Friday, May 28th, 2010

Relationships are difficult at the best of times, let alone when we are buying or moving home. Miscommunication, money issues, onward chains and packing boxes is enough to give anyone a headache and we can often find ourselves taking out our stress on our other halves. So how can we avoid driving our partner mad read more »

Confidence boosting tips

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

A lack of confidence can effect us all once in while and if you are feeling a little deflated and would like some helpful tips on how to improve your self esteem then keep reading… Identify your goals Make sure you have your personal goals in mind every time you try to work towards one. read more »

Italian divorce fair offers help to struggling couples

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

Italy is holding its first divorce fair, to help couples of the verge of marriage break ups. The fair which is being held in Milan features a number of services including life coaching, beauty tips and advice on how to get rid of ex-spouses who turn into stalkers. There will also be a speed dating read more »

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