Need help with your work life balance? Find you have too much to do and too little time?

I work with Mums who want additional objective help and support to manage their lives more effectively.

Trying to fit everything into one day, every day, can really take its toll, and results in us forgetting to take care of ourselves. Long term this can effect our health, family relationships and our general happiness.

Whether you are looking at practical solutions to help you save time and become more efficient, or after a confidential sounding board and support we can help.

The consequences of this constant juggling and pace of life, may not be immediate but they can be serious enough to damage our long term health and our personal relationships.

If you feel overwhelmed, or stressed it is difficult to know where to start, either with practical problems or emotional situations. For many of us a little objective help and support can give immense clarity and really help.

Whatever your circumstances - this is a broadly how I work.

I offer online, (email, skype), telephone and face to face consultations, depending on what best fits your personal circumstances.

After a free telephone consultation where you can find out more about me and how I may be able to help we put together a programme to suit your time and budget.

If you would like to find out more please send me an email to diana@helpforbusymums.com with your initial enquiry.

Here are some of subjects where you may find it helpful to seek objective advice and support

Supporting clients through life changing situations e.g pregnancy, splitting with a partner, adapting to motherhood.
Managing work and home life effectively
Improving confidence
practical advice to becoming better organised

Some of the recurring themes that often crop up include:

Relationship challenges
Avoid feeling intimidated in work environments
Juggle work and family demands more efficiently
Strategies to help become more organised and declutter your environment
Examine feelings around returning to work after a career break for children
Cope with and avoid feelings of guilt
How to negotiate limits when pushed unreasonably
Work out a fairer distribution of roles and responsibilities outside of work
Deal with corporate/personal value clashes
Gain clarity around career goals
Consider other career options
Tackling return-to-work / retraining anxieties

As the Home Page of Help for Busy Mums’s states "Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least". But sadly for many of us they are.

Do give me a call or drop me an email to find out more.Help for Busy Mums, 145-157 St John Street, London, EC1V 4PY Tel 0845 833 2286 diana@helpforbusymums.com