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BEV BAKER TALKS ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
Therapist Bev Baker is our guest host. This week Bev talks about what you can do when things go wrong.
Bev is a motivational speaker, an international trainer working for Microsoft and other global conglomerates worldwide, including South Africa, India and Europe and a therapist.
[email protected]
Her book, Mind Matters, is available on Amazon.
We are the Greater London Youth Foundation - www.glyfoundation.org.uk.
Thanks to our sponsors, the John Lyon’s Charity, The Big Lottery Community Fund and our supporters, the Young Harrow Foundation and the Voluntary Action Harrow Co-op.
M: 07803033776
F: @glyfoundation
T: @GLYFoundation
W: glyfoundation.org.uk
Changing minds, changing lives.
We help young people to advance in life through the provision of recreational and leisure time activities. These activities improve and develop skills, esteem, confidence and capabilities to enable young people to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.
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By MIKEY BHARJTherapist Bev Baker is our guest host. This week Bev talks about what you can do when things go wrong.
Bev is a motivational speaker, an international trainer working for Microsoft and other global conglomerates worldwide, including South Africa, India and Europe and a therapist.
[email protected]
Her book, Mind Matters, is available on Amazon.
We are the Greater London Youth Foundation - www.glyfoundation.org.uk.
Thanks to our sponsors, the John Lyon’s Charity, The Big Lottery Community Fund and our supporters, the Young Harrow Foundation and the Voluntary Action Harrow Co-op.
M: 07803033776
F: @glyfoundation
T: @GLYFoundation
W: glyfoundation.org.uk
Changing minds, changing lives.
We help young people to advance in life through the provision of recreational and leisure time activities. These activities improve and develop skills, esteem, confidence and capabilities to enable young people to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.