
Hi, cool cat, I'm Amy.
I'm here to uplift and inspire you - to move, think and live freely, sprinkling the fun wherever I go.
If you're looking for an outgoing MC who brings authenticity and heart, or a keynote speaker who really "edutains", you're in the right place.
By day, I teach yoga & movement and help people overcome their health, pain & relationship stress through keynote speeches and 1-2-1 coaching.
And by night... I bring it all together performing as a compere and circus artist.
Whether you want to escape your miserable existence, understand it and yourself better, or tackle it head on, all while having a laugh, I've got you covered.
Book me to host your show or event, deliver mind-expanding keynote talks to inspire, or directly coach you through your health & relationship stress.

KEYNOTE TALKS & COACHING
Transformation For Mind and Body
Relationships, mind-body health, overcoming adversity and creating a life you don't need to escape from are where my expertise lie.
I offer keynote speeches, workshops and coaching to help people:
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Change how they see challenges and turn them into opportunities
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overcome relationship stress & increase connection
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take the emotional strain out of pain & illness, and tap into the body's innate ability to heal
It might sound impossible now but wait 'til you hear me talk about it. Or head to my blog and give yourself a head start.
Drawing on my murky past as an osteopath, life coach and yoga teacher, and personal challenges from losing my sister, long term illness, relationship dramas, feeling stuck and being too afraid to pursue my dream, I'm all about reframing challenges, transforming stress and turning shit to gold. It's alchemy, but not as you know it.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Sally Richardson
"Amy's talk was truly eye-opening—she reframed challenges in a way that was both inspiring and practical, and fun to listen to!"
Jade Francis, Channing School
"A real edutainer!"
Georgia D.C
"The grief process genuinely helped, I feel a lot of relief, relief that I can stop feeling the pain and it's ok. It's not disrespectful and he'd probably want me to do exactly this."