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Gauge of interest: Health Goals and Well-Being Sign-Posting

By red5
May 24, 2024 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted May 24, 2024

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Posted May 24, 2024

Not getting anywhere with trying to introduce change to improve your lifestyle and health? Need to know where to turn next?

I am passionate about promoting self-efficacy and empowerment to bring about autonomy and change to your life and your long-term health goals.

I'm a health professional with nearly a decades worth of experience + fitness qualifications. I want to see people reach their full potential and stay out of hospital as they age.

I want to help you, if you feel stuck. Free 15-minute consultation to see if I am able to offer you any help.

---> Health and wellbeing sign-posting service / wellbeing guidance / medical interpreter (decipher medical jargon)

NB: I do not give medical advice

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