Need to talk something through, privately and confidentially?
Book a focused 40-minute clarity and encouragement call with me, Fiona Myles.
Are you carrying a heavy burden? A decision you keep going round in circles with? A relationship worry, a business issue or even a personal challenge that is draining your energy?
Do you feel stuck and need a calm, confidential space to clear your thoughts?
I offer a private, one-to-one 40-minute conversation. No group, no audience, just you and me, talking directly and focusing on one issue.
In our call:
- We will focus on one specific issue
- We can talk openly in a confidential, judgement-free space
- We can explore what is really going on
- We will identify clear next steps
- You will gain fresh perspective, clarity and hope
You can keep things as discreet as you wish. If you prefer, you can keep details general. We can work with cameras off, or chat via telephone where available.
At the end of our call, I will offer an optional time of prayer for spiritual encouragement. It is always optional; the choice is yours.
This call is ideal if you:
- Feel stuck, overwhelmed or emotionally drained
- Are looking for clarity around an important decision
- Have a business or personal issue you want to talk through privately
- Feel isolated with a problem and need a safe, confidential space
- Would value practical guidance with optional faith-based support
You will leave with:
- Greater clarity and focus
- Practical next steps
- Renewed confidence and hope
- Spiritual encouragement, if desired
How it works:
- Book discreetly online.
- Bring one issue you would like clarity on.
- Meet me for your private 40-minute call.
- Leave with a clearer head and a practical next step.
£25 for a private 40-minute session.
No ongoing commitment. No pressure. Book your confidential clarity call with me today. Bring a nice cuppa with you.
This is a focused consultation, not ongoing therapy or crisis support. Confidentiality is respected within normal professional and safeguarding limits. If you are in crisis, please contact your GP or local emergency services.
About Fiona Myles
This is me Fiona Myles, born in the mid 60s. I’m married to the amazing Brian a gorgeous red head. We have one daughter Georgie and a son Connor.
Manchester has been our home for the past 18 years, a fabulous metropolis full of energy and history.
I started writing and telling stories from a fairly young age. My Mum bought me a typewriter when I was eight or nine years old. I battered away at that little typewriter day in and day out. Life moved on and the typewriter was laid to rest.
Fast forward 45 years and the laptop becomes my new typewriter. My passion as an author and blogger was reignited with a strong desire to bring hope in an awful period of time called “Lockdown.”
Fiona Myles
Other books by Fiona Myles
ABOUT ADOPTION TRAUMA
Adoption Trauma is very real. Had it been recognised as a thing when I was young, maybe some of my issues would have been acknowledged and worked with instead of me being labelled the naughty child.
None of us adoptees can change what happened to us but we can take steps towards healing and wholeness.
Do you want to take a step towards confidence, acceptance and well-being?
This book is an inward look at my own Adoption Trauma, with some helpful insights on how I have overcome some of my issues like anger, fear and rejection.
Come and walk with me through my journey. There is always hope.
Georgie, Me & ADHD
If you are looking for this book to help you with your child with ADHD to be full of facts and how to and how not to do things. This might not be the book for you. Are you looking for a book by an exhausted Mum to one child with ADHD who sometimes gets it all wrong then please keep reading, this might be helpful.
My journey has been a lonely one as the worst of it was during the pandemic and in the aftermath of the pandemic. I didn’t even get Covid!
I knew that my beautiful child was going to have issues. It was well documented in the process we had to go through to have her placed with us, I naively thought that surely it couldn’t be that bad. Note to self stop being naive …….We did truly think that our love alone would be all that she needed to overcome her difficulties.
