About Claire J. Gilchrist
Claire J. Gilchrist, a coach, trainer and counsellor, is now an innovator in the field of mental health; as well as a corporate trainer and communication specialist. Visit vocaliselife.co.za for more information.
Confidently Speaking: General Intro To Public Speaking
Interesting tips on how to communicate strategically and in public such as meetings, presentations, brainstorms, crisis situations, addressing your staff, doing sales work, interviewing, doing TV or radio interviews-and much more.
Confidently Speaking: 7 Habits of Highly Effective Speakers
Seven interesting pointers to becoming an effective public speaker.
Storyvolution: Your Amazing Inner Story!
Imagine a training created especially for you-based on some years of research to bring about remarkable company metamorphosis! Storyvolution is the future for you or your company.
Storyvolution: Relatability or RQ; The Challenger & The Champion
You have an IQ and an EQ. Why not an RQ? I.e. a relatability quotient - the ease with which you relate to other people to enhance your company culture.
Storyvolution: The Relatability Quotient
Relatability is a quotient that helps you utilise your skills effectively, up your own game, build thriving teams, be the better leader develop renewed passion for your company, your brand, your products and your services.
Mental Made Easy: Tracking and Treating the Source
Claire gives you alternative and evidence-based perspectives-on tracking and treating, what she suggests could be the real sources of mental problems.
Mental Made Easy: Possible Sources of Anxiety
Claire maintains that we need to diagnose properly, we can’t automatically assume that something like anxiety is a brain disorder. It may stem from other areas in the body; OR from situations in daily life that affect the body. And if it’s one of a cluster of symptoms, it may well be part of something else altogether.
Mental Made Easy: The Relationship Between Anxiety & ‘Mood Syndrome’
An alternative perspective is that certain symptoms are linked and derive from deeply embedded but identifiable subconscious behaviour patterns which produce symptoms classified as mood or learning disorders.