Who You Are, Not Who You Were
Becoming a parent is a huge transition and mums often don’t take the time to mentally prepare or adjust to the change.
A whole-person wellness program incorporates the 6 basic wellness dimensions: emotional, intellectual, physical, social, spiritual, and vocational.
Wellness is a popular buzz word these days that might seem to be based strictly on physical health, fitness and nutrition, but it is much more than this. It involves working with all facets of life, to keep balanced, healthy and happy.
There are six core areas of wellness that contribute to your overall level of wellness. To invest in wellness is to learn how to take practical steps towards making positive changes in an area of wellness that feels out of balance. Each dimension of wellness directly affects happiness, quality of life and life satisfaction:
Wellness is the continual process of making choices towards a happier, more successful life.
But, how can you make positive choices for a better life if you don’t have enough knowledge about specifically what needs to change, or where to start?
The whole-person approach to motherhood lifestyle education acknowledges that you are multidimensional; made up of a complex combination of needs, wants, talents, skills and experiences. Teaching the core dimensions of wellness empowers you to make the right choices for you, and inspires you to take steps towards positive change.
Becoming a parent is a huge transition and mums often don’t take the time to mentally prepare or adjust to the change.
Mums are great at juggling demands and prioritising tasks and events… except when it comes to themselves. It’s important for you and your family to shift this mindset.
Opening yourself up to experiences of gratitude, and intentionally expressing it to others, provides many benefits.
Ipswich Mother / Full-Time CarerNikki delivers her info in a really easy style, which is so natural. I love how you keep it real and flowing; it’s very effective and interesting. Thank you so much!
Rebecca O. / Mother / TeacherI love what you are doing for mothers like me. You are inspirational and have such a powerful and positive impact on many of us women, who need this in our lives.
Irene D. / Foster Carer / Not-For-Profit AdminHaving a wellness coach gave me the opportunity to talk about myself and my life in a way that I never have before. Through working with Nikki, I was able to identify my inner strengths and passions and apply them to many areas of my life.
Autumn T. / Student / RMIT UniversityNikki always made me feel comfortable talking about anything… I always felt Nikki was there with me and engaged with what I was saying. She helped me brainstorm what would and wouldn’t work to achieve my goals, without me feeling judged or overwhelmed.
Danielle W. / Mother / HR ManagerIt’s good just to stop and think about things… life gets busy and just takes over. Giving yourself the time to think about priorities, goal setting and what means the most to you is important. Thank you for helping me to do this, Nikki.
Simone / Mother / Office AdminFrom the very first session, I felt like a cloud had been lifted from my mind. Then, with each session, my mind has become more clear as I find myself again. Thank you so much, Nikki.
Melissa DeLaney / Creative ProfessionalNikki builds and maintains strong rapport with her clients through amazing displays of empathy and mindful presence. She brings high levels of energy to her clients’ coaching experience, and completely immerses herself in the process.
Eva Migdal / Wellness & Health CoachNikki has an excellent and professional approach. She has very strong, highly-structured and natural coaching skills that allows the support of clients in a whole range of ways. Using a highly collaborative approach… she is very responsive to her clients.