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| The LifeworX approach was initially developed by Emma Markwick and a small team of wellness experts. They synthesised their backgrounds in occupational and sports psychology, with further expertise in nutritional therapy and exercise physiology, to form the unique approach for wellness in organisations that became LifeworX. |
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A LifeworX practitioner brings |
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Energy and expertise in their field |
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Knowledge of how to skilfully facilitate group and individual learning in the organisational setting |
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An ability to design a programme that responds to your specific context and needs |
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LifeworX developments in the last couple of years have come from forming some key partnerships with |
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Bridge
Dr. John Briffa
Coach in a Box |
The award-winning change management consultancy that specialises in helping companies achieve and sustain change through their people www.bridge-partnership.com
One of UK’s most influential medical nutritionists, columnist and author of Ultimate Health and the True You Diet. www.drjohnbriffa.com
Provides high quality developmental coaching for a fraction of the cost of most alternatives.
www.coachinabox.co.uk |
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| Emma Markwick |
Emma’s background is in occupational and sports psychology, with 15 years consultancy experience.
Emma played a lot of sport while completing degrees in occupational psychology and therapeutic studies. She succeeded (most of the time!) to manage both and as a result learnt for herself the power of looking after mind and body. From this point on she has endeavoured to include both aspects in working with all her clients.
Over the years she has enhanced her practice with further qualifications in nutritional therapy and exercise physiology. As a result, she uses a unique blend of mind and body approaches in her work with individuals and groups.
She is well known for her team / group facilitation skills, and works on an on-going basis with several executive and Olympic / professional sports teams. Emma is one of the founding Directors of LifeworX.
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Charlie Cannon |
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Charlie’s love for sport and fitness started at a young age and he excelled in a number of sports. Charlie is now a highly qualified personal trainer, nutrition and lifestyle coach, tennis coach and golf bio-mechanic. He has worked at top gyms around the world and run corporate fitness events for organisations including Nike. With his likeable character and natural energy Charlie is a natural motivator.
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Martine Snow |
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Martine is an accomplished Coach, Master Hypno-theraptist and Trainer of NLP. Inspired by a genuine passion for human excellence, Martine has made the study of human potential her life works. Martine utilises a unique combination of NLP and Hypnotherapy combined with influences from her Yoga studies and her direct body/mind work to assist private individuals, athletes and corporations achieve optimum performance and a balanced approach to life. Martine has become known for her mastery of human change work through her intimate understanding of how human behaviour is influenced by conscious and sub-conscious thought processes and the role of wellness in success. |
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Gail Taylor |
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Gail has 20 years experience in organisational and personal development as a consultant, coach and trainer. Her professional development and training includes psychology, personality theories, group dynamics and coaching. A chronic illness which could have left Gail permanently bed-ridden led to a deep interest in nutrition, recuperation and fitness building and in the links between physical and psychological states. Gail subsequently worked for a number of years in a sports psychology based management consultancy, applying models from sporting excellence to the development of top management teams and individual high flyers. |
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Louise Foreman |
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Louise returned to the UK in 2005 after living in Canada for 20 years. She brings a wealth of programme management experience to LifeworX, along with her practice of living well through choosing simple and enjoyable health (her love of good food!) and activity options. Her passion for exploring the great outdoors has taken her hiking and cycling, canoeing, on cattle drives, snowshoeing and skiing… amongst other things! Louise became an NLP practitioner in 2006 and in quieter moments enjoys painting, photography and long rambles with Bob-the-dog across the local countryside. |
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Will May |
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Will has coached or taught in the field of physical education, exercise and outdoor pursuits for over 20 years. This has involved teaching competitive and non-competitive sports and games to both primary and secondary school age children. Will is an ASA qualified swimming instructor working with both adults and children, from complete beginners to pre-competitive standard. |
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Will is a keen participant in multi-sport events, such as triathlon and adventure racing and distance sea swimming. He also pursues running, mountain biking, swimming and weight training as part of his overall fitness programme. |
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In 2006 Will became a registered sports massage therapist to complement his various sporting activities. |
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Shona Ward |
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Shona Ward comes from an education and psychology background. She has been involved in developing, and delivering management and staff training for the last 25 years. She trained as a counsellor in 1984 and became a counselling lecturer in further education in 1987. In 1991 she qualified as a Certified Transactional Analyst and became a UKCP registered Psychotherapist in 1991. She worked as a psychotherapist for Hounslow Social services between 1987 and 1995 working with individuals who were suffering from stress, anxiety and depression. In 1988 she became involved in delivering stress management programmes for Hewlett Packard with John Parr. These programmes used a combination of education about nutrition, exercise and relaxation and raised participants’ awareness of self-limiting behaviour and beliefs.
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Dr. John Briffa |
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Dr. John Briffa qualified as a doctor from University College London Medical School in 1990. A prize-winning medical student, he also completed an intercalated BSc degree in Biomedical Sciences during his medical studies.
Since graduating, Dr. Briffa has developed a special interest in nutritional and naturally-oriented medicine. He works in private practice in London.
Dr. Briffa is an award-winning health writer and has contributed to a wide variety of publications. He was formerly the natural health columnist for the Daily Mail, and has been the Observer’s nutritionist since 2002. He is the author of several books on the subject of nutrition and natural health.
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