VIP PerfectBreak: 1-1 support in a wonderful location.
Do you long for a whole day entirely for yourself - to relax, replenish your emotional energy, and to focus on the best way forward for you?
If your partner is depressed, this is just what you may need. It's certainly what you deserve!
Imagine spending a day in a beautiful hotel or spa in a wonderful location, where the food is delicious and you are looked after and treated with total respect. And just think - a whole day of coaching, advice and support that is tailored specifically to meet your needs regarding your partner's depression. This is a day devoted entirely to YOU.
A VIP PerfectBreak is just the thing if you want to focus on your own unique needs to help you to stay strong, and be OK with whatever happens next.
I will work with you at a pace that suits you, to ensure that by the end of the day you feel really clear and confident about the best way forward for you. This really is a perfect emotional break.
This is what you'll get:
- All your questions answered about your partners depression and what to expect, and its impact on you personally. Everyone has their own unique experience of this, and I will listen to you, and provide you with the best information that I possibly can.
- Strategies that are the most effective for you personally that will enable you to stay strong, to look after your own emotional health and wellbeing.
- Plenty of time to practice a powerful method that I have created to help you to adjust to the changes that you are experiencing in your relationship. Being able to use this effortlessly will give you great confidence in your ability to be Ok with whatever happens next.
- Very clear advice on how you can best help, and communicate with your partner
- Tools to help you to make the best decisions along the way.
Your investment:
Just £500 per person. This includes:
- An entire day of exclusive coaching from me.
- Lunch and all refreshments
- Use of the hotel leisure facilities and pool, or use of the spa
- The opportunity to build the knowledge and the conviction that you really will be OK with whatever happens next, and the ability to use the powerful method that I have created to enable you to do that.
- A follow-up phone call from me (30 mins).
Upgrade:
Further telephone coaching and support can be arranged after your PerfectBreak if you would like it. We can discuss this on, or after the day.Why not extend your break and stay the night? If you'd like to do this, overnight accommodation including dinner can usually be arranged at the hotel at a reduced rate.
Any questions?
If you have a question please call me. Or would you like to apply for a FREE 15 minute support call? If so, please apply for this here:
Apply for Your FREE SupportCall
Available dates:
These are one to one days and so they can be arranged at a time that is convenient for you.
How to Book a VIP PerfectBreak:
The quickest and easiest way to book your PerfectBreak is via PayPal. If you'd prefer to pay another way please click here to email me.
To book your PerfectBreak via PayPal, just enter your phone number (so I can contact you to make the arrangements), then go to PayPal to pay. PayPal accept all major credit and debit cards and if you have a PayPal account you can pay in just a few clicks!
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