Julie's early career started in a healthcare setting - she helped to establish one of the first hospital based palliative care teams in the UK . As part of the Health Psychology department she also worked with cardiologist, oncologists, neurologists and particularly gastroenterologists to help people manage debilitating gut symptoms from conditions like irritable bowel syndrome. The natural connection between mind, body and performance is therefore a key driver for Julie's work on the Executive Reset.

Julie's coaching is shaped by her deep understanding of how people and systems respond to change. This comes from over 30 years experience as a CEO, Non-Executive Director, and as a Consultant level Clinical / Health Psychologist.

Her clients appreciate her intuitive radar of working out what it means to be them, in their particular role, navigating increasingly complex systems successfully. This is matched by an ability to gently yet firmly hold up the mirror, helping her clients to see opportunities for greater business performance alongside personal happiness/wellbeing.

Julie also works with people who have found that their eating and/or alcohol consumption has changed significantly after a bereavement. Grief can lead to significant weight loss/increase and create an emotional connection for unresolved grief.

Stephanie began her career in the integrated health world in 1991 in the pursuit of discovering what creates vibrant health and wellbeing, and in turn has experience in an impressive breadth of training and specialities.

After training in numerous physical therapy disciplines, Stephanie became a teacher of massage and anatomy, and also trained as a personal fitness trainer. Stephanie has also had experience in the corporate world, establishing a corporate stress management company providing on-site massage and stress management seminars at work.

Stephanie’s current passion and expertise surrounds neuro-science and nutritional psychology; the study of how what we eat directly impacts the function of the brain. Stephanie has focused on gut health and how it’s fundamental to all-body health, for over 10 years.

Kate Fismer, ND, MRN, is a Naturopathic Physician with a special interest in stress and physiology and resilience. She is an experienced speaker and facilitator, with training and certification in many different tools, as well as a certified coach and Mindful Self-Compassion teacher with over 10 years’ experience in the health and wellbeing field.

She has been an expert advisor for global organisations for award winning campaigns, has been a special advisor for the development of a leading resilience psychometric tool, and an expert keynote speaker at conferences.

Elaine began her career in the field of psychology. Her interest in complementary therapies subsequently led her to study Osteopathy, Naturopathy and later Acupuncture. Following her interest in acupuncture, Elaine spent time working in hospitals in China.

Additionally, Elaine has spent time working in the NHS where she practised acupuncture affiliated to the oncology unit at the Royal Surrey Hospital. Notably, Elaine was voted one of the top 10 therapists in the world by Tatler magazine and also rated one of the top 10 therapists in Britain by The Telegraph.

Caroline is a highly experienced craniosacral practitioner. Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on approach that can help release tensions deep in the body, to help with chronic pain, digestive disorders, migraines, sleep problems, exhaustion and post viral syndromes.