Ollie & His Superpowers

Ollie Coach Rachel Young shares with us her experience of losing her sense of smell after contracting COVID-19 and the surprising impact this has had on her feelings towards her children.

You can never quite tell when inspiration will hit. It is often described as a spark, a flicker or a flash, but although the feeling is almost instant, it triggers a considerable emotional shift and generates strong motivation. By Deborah Stephenson, Ollie Coach trainee.

In this blog, Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells give us her top ten tips for banishing the Lockdown Blues.

Join Xaby and Ollie Coach, Marie Collet as Xaby trains to become a Therapy Dog. Xaby is now 10 months with still a lot of growing to do. For Marie she has a lot of learning about what Xaby is telling her through his body language.

Recognising our own emotions and problems experienced by another, even if they happen to live only between the pages of a book, can be useful in exploring the root of our feelings and solutions to our challenges, writes Ollie Coach, Claire Robertson

Belinda Wells, Ollie Coach and foster mum shares some of the precious moments of bonding through laugher that make all the difference to the children in her care.

The ability to become the observer of your ‘stories’ and your behaviour is a vital step in changing your behaviour and emotional reactions. By Stacie Glass, Ollie Coach.

Deborah Stephenson, trainee Ollie Coach, looks forward to getting outside everyday to breathe in the fresh air and for a change of scenery but also for all the other benefits it brings.

Thoughts can empower you or they can drain you. Ollie Coach Belinda wells explains that it’s not the content of a thought that’s relevant, it’s what you do about the thought that is!

“What are you to do, discover, become YET?” asks Ollie Coach, Claire Robertson.