495 Personal Development courses in Darwen

singing and piano lessons leigh wigan, north west england @ paul mcfadden music

ingram faraday performance and life coaching

bury croquet club

Welcome to our Croquet Club, A friendly club with two separate venues which are situated on either side of Bury, each location being available for use by members seven days a week. We take part in the North West Federation Leagues where we now field eight teams at various levels.

creative keepers

Creative Keepers |

andrewconroyfitness

ashleigh d voice coaching

momentem coaching

margaret cook - learn more about reiki

I am a Reiki Master and a Personal Development Coach. I work with healing energy and give therapy treatments to enhance well-being. I first trained in 2005 and this is when I started teaching reiki and giving healing sessions. I retrained in 2009 with Penelope Quest, who is an international author of several best-selling reiki books. She only taught a couple of reiki courses each year as she was so busy writing. I couldn't wait to enrol on her next course, where I learnt many of the traditional Japanese methods of reiki healing.  Previously, I was a business studies lecturer for 13 years and I was also a mentor for the Princes' Trust, helping others to develop their skills into having their own full-time business. Currently I coach my own students in the area of personal development such as goal setting, managing emotions and building confidence.  In my teaching I am always delighted to share my knowledge and experiences of reiki and personal development and my students come from all over the UK. When I am not working I enjoy singing, reading and I have been learning Italian for a couple of years. Qualifications: M.Ed (Masters Degree in Education) Certificate in Education (teaching qualification) Reiki Master Teacher Practitioner 2009

promoting excellence

abigail irozuru

Abigail has been an athlete for over half of her life, first representing Great Britain as a junior in 2007 and on senior teams since 2009. Yet her Team GB Olympic debut came a decade after her first missed attempt (2012) at the postponed, Tokyo 2020ne Games! Nothing could stop Abigail’s Olympic dream from becoming a reality – not injuries, surgeries, or even… retirement (?!).