Category " Clive Gott"

It is great to see many media posts today for Mental Health Awareness week. I shall be playing my part by running two one-day workshops to professionals in St. Helier, Jersey. Over the last few weeks, I have had the privilege of presenting at a number of events and hope that some of the content […]

20 years and one day on from giving birth to my darling boy, I am thrilled and honoured to have been nominated for ‘Cheshire Woman of the Year 2016’.  In turn I would like to acknowledge the many people who have made this accolade possible. Back on April 27th 1996 I was simply relieved that […]

Sitting at a meeting of the 1001 Critical Days   at the Houses of Parliament yesterday filled me with optimism. The theme was ‘Building Great Britons – Establishing ‘1001 Days Strategies’ at a local level’. On reflection, the strength of the day and of all the progress being made is built upon connections and sharing. Initially, […]

It is five years today that Clive Gott left us. At the time of his death I shared his life and his home. The sudden failure of his heart at a time when he felt very content with his world was a shock to all who knew him. I am aware that there will be […]

What does the first week in September mean to you and how can you make it a positive one? For me as a child, the first week in September heralded that ‘back to school’ excitement along with a shiny new pencil case, new uniform ‘to grow into’ and the anticipation of new teachers. Can you […]