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Lauren Ray

Lauren Ray(She/Her)

Never Just Fine

Subconscious Mindset & Life Coach

London6 years experience
Offering
CoachingEFT (Tapping)NLP - Neuro Linguistic ProgrammingHypnotherapy
About
Lauren Ray is a London-based certified Subconscious Mindset & Life Coach. For the last 6 years she has worked privately with highly ambitious individuals around the world, helping them work through self-sabotage, imposter syndrome, overthinking, low confidence and feelings of being stuck. She also facilitates talks, workshops and curated immersive experiences for teams and communities, focusing on empowering individuals to recognise their worth and bring confidence to their personal and professional lives.
Areas of focus
Life events & transitionsStress & mind
Approach
Gentle & nurturingEducationalIntuitiveActive
Sessions
Online
Pricing
From £200 · 60 mins
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsCertified Life & Success Coach, NLP, Hypnotherapy & EFT Practitioner

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Articles featuring Lauren

Immunity & Resilience

Helping Children Face Their Fears: Why Avoidance Quietly Costs More Than We Think

Avoidance shrinks a child's world. A gentle look at why facing small fears, in safe and structured ways, tends to be one of the quieter gifts we can offer them.

Neurodiversity

Masking: The Hidden Cost of Fitting In

For many neurodivergent people, looking fine and being fine are two entirely different things. Masking is the process of suppressing, hiding, or performing over natural neurodivergent traits to appear more neurotypical. It can be so habitual that people do it without realising. And it costs far more than it looks like from the outside.

Neurodiversity

Adult Diagnosis: When Everything Finally Makes Sense

For many adults, a late diagnosis of autism, ADHD, or another neurodevelopmental difference doesn't arrive as a surprise. It arrives as a reckoning. A lifetime of experiences, patterns, and questions suddenly seen through an entirely different lens. This is an article for people in that moment, and everything that comes after it.

Neurodiversity

Finding Your Way: Life as a Neurodivergent Adult

Life as a neurodivergent adult rarely looks like a straight line. It's often a process of trial, unmasking, adaptation, and slowly building a life that actually fits, rather than one borrowed from a blueprint designed for someone else's brain. This article explores what that process might look like, and what can make it feel more navigable.

Neurodiversity

ADHD in Women: Why It Gets Missed for So Long

For decades, ADHD was understood almost exclusively through the lens of hyperactive young boys. The result is a generation of women who spent years being told they were scatty, emotional, lazy, or just not trying hard enough, when what was actually happening was a very different story. This article is for anyone who has ever wondered whether that story might be theirs.

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