HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?

Picture
"It is possible to be both 'deep' and 'light' hearted; Neil nails it!" (Sarah)
In 2014 Neil Morbey developed Positively-Mindful and has been teaching adults, young people, parents, teachers and businesses how to find balance in happier, less stressful lives.  If you are looking to free yourself from negative thinking, worry and stress then the Positively-Mindful techniques are for you.

​Ask yourself, do you experience excess amounts of: 
  • STRESS, anger, anxiety or worry?
  • FRUSTRATION or annoyance of people around you?
  • CONFUSION about which way to go in life or what to believe?
  • PAINS in your body causing suffering?
  • Trying to change ADDICTIVE HABITS ?
  • Want to free stuck EMOTIONS, depression and hopelessness?
  • A desire to LEARN about mindfulness and  emotional literacy.
         "Positively-Mindful  helped me!  Could it help you too?​"

I help people to let go of negative emotions like anger, stress, depression, anxiety and guilt and access their sense of happiness, confidence and connection.
Picture

"This has absolutely been the best experience of complimentary therapy (or indeed of any therapeutic activity!) I have ever had. I have already recommended him to pretty much everyone I speak to!" 
(Lulu, Bristol, November 2015)   
Picture
Working at a festival teaching meditation and emotional well being skills

5 WAYS TO LEARN

SUCCESS STORIES -  MINDFULNESS WORKS...

Picture
"I contacted Neil during a very difficult period in my life, while I was going through cancer treatment.  We worked remotely and Neil talked me through some techniques to help me to engage with the pain, rather than always being scared of it. His warm and open approach instantly calmed me down, which in turn made each day more manageable.   (Frankie 1-1 Client, February 2016) 

WORKPLACE
“The whole team gained so much from your three session, thank you Neil. We will remember to STOP in future!”
​Maria, Leidos, 2017

Working with young people
Thank you for your recent work with my son. I really believe it has helped him find the positive in situations life throws at him, and even when he feels knocked, he's so much better and finding his way through.  He hit a bit of a low this Christmas and it really struck me how differently he dealt with it. Not only did he notice what he needed (food, decent sleep etc), he didn't let it settle in the way he might have done previously. I know he's still a young'un, and who knows what life will throw at him, but his time with you was time well spent. He's learnt so much about himself and he's definitely in a better place now than he's been for ages. - Lucy, 1-1 young person client (parent)