What I do
We survivors are culpable for defining what recovery looks like. No one else.
The onus falls completely on us, as the survivors, to get up the spunk and the strength, to fight for our recoveries each day.
how I can help?
how I can help?
how I can help?
Here’s why I can help
My Story
I survived a stroke on 20 February 2019. I was young. I was a wife to a gregarious Dutch guy, a mother to three young children, a writer, and an aspiring artist. But I was also, unfortunately, oblivious. Oblivious to the signs of stroke. To the agony that it wreaks on its survivors and their carers. And to its possibilities.
I firmly believe that each day we wake with a choice. Whatever circumstances surround that choice, you still get to decide: How do you want to live today?
And that's when I learned that what I do is actually unique and special.
What i can do for you
Writing
Through the mind of a survivor, I write about my recovery journey. Want a guest blog, article or column written? If yes, get in touch!
Talks
Book a talk with me to see how I found the courage to say (in a loud, shouty voice), “This is me, in all of my chaotic brilliance… champagne, please!”
Free Resources
I want to share everything I’ve learned along this recovery journey. Click to find my best resources. Recovery is hard… without a friend.
Collaborations
I would be pleased to collaborate with you or your company. As a guest on your podcast, writer or any other way I can be of help. Get in touch!
5 Steps to Realise Your Passion
Reach deep inside yourself and finding your higher meaning
5 Questions To Ask A Therapist
5 questions to ask a potential therapist.... before your work with them!
Recovery Journal
Take ownership of your recovery by downloading my free Journal.
Become The Self You Love
Here you can find the free motivational mantras and 3 steps I practice every single day to overcome.
Take Care Of Yourself
With this menu, you can take charge of creating a course of action from this chaos.
3 Visualisation Rituals
Can your body do the work on its own or does it need a little help?How do you transform yourself? And, is it even possible without a mindshift?
only you
Can make it happen
We survivors are culpable for defining what recovery looks like. No one else. The onus falls completely on us, as the survivors, to get up the spunk and the strength, to fight for our recoveries each day.
join my community
“You continue to be an inspiration.”
- Carla, Switzerland
I Know How Hard You're Working.
I know how hard it is. I’ve been there. But the fact is, the onus falls completely on us, as survivors, to get up the spunk and the strength, to fight for our recoveries each day. I firmly believe that each day we wake with a choice. Whatever circumstances surround that choice, you still get to decide:
How do you want to live today?
remember:
We all have tenacity and #pitbullness inside us. Let’s awaken your true-to-you heartbeat and accept the invitation to...
change!
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