Dr Emma Cotterill is a chartered clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience working in the NHS and privately. She is dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing mental health difficulties and their families, with specialist experience in supporting parents and mothers, and exploring issues of grief, loss and trauma. She is passionate about developing thriving mental health and wellbeing for body and mind. She uses an individualized integrative therapy approach, drawing on CBT, ACT, CFT, EMDR, systemic approaches and mindfulness. Dr Emma is a therapist, writer, supervisor and trainer. Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo is an HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist and Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society. She has more than 20 years of clinical experience in mental health, neurodivergence, disability and human behaviour. She is the Founder and Director of The Conversation Starter Project CIC, which is a grassroots community project tackling emotional health. Tara is an accomplished broadcaster and media expert globally and the host of The Adversity Psychologist podcast. She has been involved in many innovative collaborations with health and wellbeing platforms, with the aim of bringing high-quality mental health knowledge to the public.

You know that much-used phrase, “Every journey starts with that first step”? This is a doable, down-to-earth guide, helping you to get to grips with that nagging feeling that, when it comes to your mental health and wellbeing, something is slightly “off".Let’s be clear – nobody “bounces back”! It’s the small, manageable things we tweak that eventually add up to feeling more connected. Dr Tara and Dr Emma do a fantastic job of giving you the tools to get back on track… step by step.– Trisha Goddard, TV presenterA strong voice for mental health... this book offers simple, effective strategies!– Colin Murray, TV presenterWhen life is crazy busy, the last thing you need is a whole book to read to help you cope – who has the time? That's why this book is so useful. It is perfect for dipping in and out of, is easy to read, and therefore simple to implement. It has such a warm and relatable tone, with clear explanations and sensible suggestions for how to take things forward.The beauty of the book is that you can just start with whatever peaks your interest. It is not necessary to read it from beginning to end; instead, you can tune in to what you might be drawn to on any particular day, depending on your need in the moment. A great bedside table companion with handy reminders and helpful ideas all in one place. There's likely to be something for everyone!– Dr Clare Napier, psychologistThis was exactly the book I needed now, although wish I'd had it decades ago. Thank you for this. Such a wonderful guide to finding a more relaxed life.– Amazon reader reviewRecommended reading – Action Mental Health's Book Week NI 2024

Dr Emma Cotterill is a chartered clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience working in the NHS and privately. She is dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing mental health difficulties and their families, with specialist experience in supporting parents and mothers, and exploring issues of grief, loss and trauma. She is passionate about developing thriving mental health and wellbeing for body and mind. She uses an individualized integrative therapy approach, drawing on CBT, ACT, CFT, EMDR, systemic approaches and mindfulness. Dr Emma is a therapist, writer, supervisor and trainer. Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo is an HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist and Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society. She has more than 20 years of clinical experience in mental health, neurodivergence, disability and human behaviour. She is the Founder and Director of The Conversation Starter Project CIC, which is a grassroots community project tackling emotional health. Tara is an accomplished broadcaster and media expert globally and the host of The Adversity Psychologist podcast. She has been involved in many innovative collaborations with health and wellbeing platforms, with the aim of bringing high-quality mental health knowledge to the public.

You know that much-used phrase, “Every journey starts with that first step”? This is a doable, down-to-earth guide, helping you to get to grips with that nagging feeling that, when it comes to your mental health and wellbeing, something is slightly “off".Let’s be clear – nobody “bounces back”! It’s the small, manageable things we tweak that eventually add up to feeling more connected. Dr Tara and Dr Emma do a fantastic job of giving you the tools to get back on track… step by step.– Trisha Goddard, TV presenterA strong voice for mental health... this book offers simple, effective strategies!– Colin Murray, TV presenterWhen life is crazy busy, the last thing you need is a whole book to read to help you cope – who has the time? That's why this book is so useful. It is perfect for dipping in and out of, is easy to read, and therefore simple to implement. It has such a warm and relatable tone, with clear explanations and sensible suggestions for how to take things forward.The beauty of the book is that you can just start with whatever peaks your interest. It is not necessary to read it from beginning to end; instead, you can tune in to what you might be drawn to on any particular day, depending on your need in the moment. A great bedside table companion with handy reminders and helpful ideas all in one place. There's likely to be something for everyone!– Dr Clare Napier, psychologistThis was exactly the book I needed now, although wish I'd had it decades ago. Thank you for this. Such a wonderful guide to finding a more relaxed life.– Amazon reader reviewRecommended reading – Action Mental Health's Book Week NI 2024

Dr Emma Cotterill is a chartered clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience working in the NHS and privately. She is dedicated to supporting individuals experiencing mental health difficulties and their families, with specialist experience in supporting parents and mothers, and exploring issues of grief, loss and trauma. She is passionate about developing thriving mental health and wellbeing for body and mind. She uses an individualized integrative therapy approach, drawing on CBT, ACT, CFT, EMDR, systemic approaches and mindfulness. Dr Emma is a therapist, writer, supervisor and trainer. Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo is an HCPC Registered Counselling Psychologist and Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society. She has more than 20 years of clinical experience in mental health, neurodivergence, disability and human behaviour. She is the Founder and Director of The Conversation Starter Project CIC, which is a grassroots community project tackling emotional health. Tara is an accomplished broadcaster and media expert globally and the host of The Adversity Psychologist podcast. She has been involved in many innovative collaborations with health and wellbeing platforms, with the aim of bringing high-quality mental health knowledge to the public.

You know that much-used phrase, “Every journey starts with that first step”? This is a doable, down-to-earth guide, helping you to get to grips with that nagging feeling that, when it comes to your mental health and wellbeing, something is slightly “off".Let’s be clear – nobody “bounces back”! It’s the small, manageable things we tweak that eventually add up to feeling more connected. Dr Tara and Dr Emma do a fantastic job of giving you the tools to get back on track… step by step.– Trisha Goddard, TV presenterA strong voice for mental health... this book offers simple, effective strategies!– Colin Murray, TV presenterWhen life is crazy busy, the last thing you need is a whole book to read to help you cope – who has the time? That's why this book is so useful. It is perfect for dipping in and out of, is easy to read, and therefore simple to implement. It has such a warm and relatable tone, with clear explanations and sensible suggestions for how to take things forward.The beauty of the book is that you can just start with whatever peaks your interest. It is not necessary to read it from beginning to end; instead, you can tune in to what you might be drawn to on any particular day, depending on your need in the moment. A great bedside table companion with handy reminders and helpful ideas all in one place. There's likely to be something for everyone!– Dr Clare Napier, psychologistThis was exactly the book I needed now, although wish I'd had it decades ago. Thank you for this. Such a wonderful guide to finding a more relaxed life.– Amazon reader reviewRecommended reading – Action Mental Health's Book Week NI 2024