Everybody learns in a different way - that's why we offer various ways to help you.
The one and only goal we have is to empower you to get through your breakup, once you have made the decision to leave.
With Kaye Bewley as your counsellor and coach, you have an experienced professional who excels in this specific area of anxiety, pain and worry. Letting go and moving on can be more difficult than we, at first, anticipate.
Here, you have such a valuable resource for healing your mind, body and spirit. The course offers you clear steps for emotional recovery, rebuilding your confidence and, eventually, finding hope again.
This course, due to start on 31st January 2025, will help you to work through your anxious feelings, fear of the future and the pain of letting go of something that you feel 'might turn into something better' at some point in a future that never arrives. Kaye does offer counselling to fit alongside this course, if you feel a need for it. And while you work through the course, you'll be able to find ways to deal with everyday dilemmas that often stop you from moving on with your life.
We have a whole host of ways to help you learn about how to deal with the heartbreak of a breakup. You'll be sent ebooks, reports, action guides, checklists, and video files - all for you to work with as you go through this course. This course, due to start on 31st January 2025, encourages you to keep your emotions under control and manageable. It will provide you with a variety of ways to help you heal. The list of options is designed to suit your own particular method of learning seems endless.
Once you've signed up for the course, you'll be invited to join in the conversation and share your thoughts and experiences, if you wish of course with other like-minded folk. This will be your private Facebook community where you can share your experiences and help each other along.
You'll also have the opportunity for a weekly online chat with Kaye, through the FB group. It's like having a weekly counselling session.
Are you feeling lost and heartbroken after a breakup? Do you find yourself replaying old memories, wondering what went wrong, and feeling an overwhelming sense of sadness?
The end of a relationship can leave you feeling shattered, as if the future you pictured has crumbled to pieces, shattered into a million shards of glass. The pain of a breakup can be all-consuming, and overwhelming, and it can affect every aspect of your life from your sleep to your self-esteem.
Experiencing a breakup often plunges you into a state of emotional turmoil.
It's common to feel a mix of anger, confusion, and deep sorrow. You might find it difficult to concentrate on daily tasks or feel disconnected from friends and family. The weight of grief and the sting of rejection can make it hard to imagine ever finding happiness again. It's as if the world has lost its colour, and the path forward is shrouded in uncertainty.
It's about allowing yourself to grieve, and gradually opening your heart to new possibilities. It's about finding strength in yourself and rediscovering your value. Healing from a breakup involves embracing self-care, building a support network, and taking steps to create a fulfilling life independent of your relationship.
It's never easy. Breakups can be one of the toughest challenges you'll ever face, they can leave you unsure of how to move forward. A lot of research studies have shown heartbreak affects not only your emotions but your physical well-being too. Stress also plays a big role in getting through the breakup.
You are here because you are searching for answers. With this course, you will find relatable and actionable guidance to navigate during this overwhelming time. This new course has been put together to help you not only deal with your breakup - but to help you move on from it, to put your own personal boundaries in place and to make sure your next relationship is a better one.
THIS COURSE IS DUE TO START ON 31ST JANUARY 2025.
"We often think the failure of a relationship is our fault. That makes us feel guilt and we're ashamed about it. But, we need to think about guilt and shame in a different way. Reframe it, so to speak. For instance, guilt is a reaction to something we’ve done, and shame is how we feel about ourselves because of it. That guilt tends to eat us away at our hearts and makes us feel shame. From the shame we feel regret. It's that regret that makes us condemn ourselves. Do you see how it's a never-ending circle of pain... And it has got to stop somewhere."