A Knaresborough businesswoman has been named Holistic Health Practitioner of the Year at the Yorkshire Prestige Awards.
Clare Temple is the founder and owner of SIX STEPS Transform and has been helping Knaresborians with their health and happiness since 2002.
Many of the clients Clare works with will have exhausted traditional avenues to try and find the reasons for their ill health.
The SIX STEPS Group Coaching program offers comprehensive support for all-round health in perimenopause, in a community of like-minded women.
The program gives clients access to all the resources and information they need in one place, including LIVE workshops and recordings. It also offers support, community, individual attention, and a road map for how to navigate and overcome individual health needs.
After completing the SIX STEPS program one client said:
“I am starting to feel like my old self.
“All of my menopausal symptoms have gone.”
Find out more
For those who are interested in learning more about Clare and her award-winning business, she will be speaking at O’Connor Chiropractic on Monday 15th July at 5:30pm on how transforming liver and gut health works wonders for Perimenopause/Menopause.
Please get in touch with them directly to book your ticket.
You can also check out her website at www.sixstepstransform.co

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