Image Consultation

I offer image consultations to help you choose those special work or casual items effectively and tastefully. My creative therapeutic programmes for individuals or groups aim to empower women in the workplace or home.

Many women feel stressed, rushed, under-valued and unsupported. We focus on personal image, colour and creativity. When rapport has been established, relationships holding women back from happiness at work or home can be explored.

I have a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the effects of colours on the human psyche. I can also work objectively and help you create a unique image cost-effectively. I have a trusted network of associates such as hairdressers and beauticians who can also offer advice and care.

How I can help:

• If you are unsure about where you shop and feel overwhelmed by choice.
• If you feel you don't have enough money to dress the way you wish.
• If you suffer from lack of confidence or feel self-conscious and unattractive.
• If you need help with your skin and hair.
• To boost confidence and morale before, during and after surgery

Full spectrum light is vital to health. We require every colour of the rainbow (all the colours within our visual field) to maintain health. When we do not receive this full balance of colour into our systems though our eyes we become more susceptible to disease both of a mental and physical nature. Our eyes channel and interpret the light which is transmitted though our bodies especially our endocrine systems and vital organs all of which are dependent on full spectrum light for optimal health.

The most widely understood example of this is SAD (seasonal affective disorder) which affects many people in temperate climates during the winter due to the pineal gland's inability to secrete melatonin, essential to regulate the circadian rhythm due to the lack of full spectrum light.

By choosing to wear colours of every colour of the rainbow and by having these colours around us in our interior décor and work environments we are able to maintain balance and hence well-being.

For further information please go to: www.sad.uk.com