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Wellbeing is your birthright! Unleash the Alchemist within to reclaim your health!
Wellbeing is your birthright! Unleash the Alchemist within to reclaim your health!
THE WELLNESS ALCHEMIST WORKBOOK
27 Threads for Radical Root-Cause Healing
You have been treating the symptoms. This workbook finds the root.
A structured coaching workbook drawing on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali and twenty-five years of frontline mental health practice — for anyone who is ready to stop managing and start healing.
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that does not show up on any test. It is not depression, exactly. It is not burnout, exactly. It is the slow accumulation of years spent solving the wrong problem — treating the anxiety without asking what is generating it, addressing the sleep without looking at what the mind is doing at 3am, managing the mood without ever reaching the belief underneath it.
You are not broken. You are working very hard on the wrong level.
This workbook works on the right one.
WHAT THIS WORKBOOK IS
The Wellness Alchemist Workbook takes twenty-seven Sutras of Patanjali — threads of wisdom from one of the most sophisticated psychological frameworks ever written — and puts them to work in the context of your actual life.
Each of the twenty-seven chapters follows the same structure. It opens with the Sutra in its original Sanskrit, with its English rendering. It unpacks the teaching — what Patanjali was pointing to, and why it still applies with precision to the way the modern mind suffers and the way the modern body holds that suffering. It then grounds that teaching in contemporary clinical and lifestyle science — neuroscience, psychology, lifestyle psychiatry, breathwork research. And then it puts it directly to work, through reflection exercises, coaching prompts, and practical daily tools you can use the same day.
Ancient in its source. Rigorous in its science. Immediately usable in your life.
THIS IS NOT A YOGA BOOK
There are no postures here. No requirement to sit cross-legged, to have a spiritual practice, or to believe anything in particular before you begin. The Yoga Sutras are a map of the human mind — how it creates suffering, how it perpetuates it, and how, with the right understanding and the right practice, it learns to do something else. That map is as accurate in 2026 as it was when Patanjali wrote it. This workbook simply makes it navigable.
WHAT IS INSIDE
Twenty-seven chapters, each built around a single Sutra and a single root-cause theme — from the nature of mental noise and the mechanics of anxiety, through the physiology of stress and the neuroscience of habit, to the deeper questions of identity, purpose, and what it actually means to live well.
Reflection exercises designed not to produce the right answer but to surface the honest one — the one that has been there all along, waiting for the right question.
Coaching prompts drawn from motivational interviewing, CBT, NLP, and lifestyle psychiatry — practical, evidence-based, and grounded in twenty-five years of clinical experience.
A daily practice framework that builds progressively across the workbook, so that by the final chapter you have not just read about change but begun to live it.
A Sanskrit glossary and full bibliography for those who want to go deeper into the source material.
THE BEFORE
You pick up this workbook carrying something you have not been able to put down. Perhaps it is anxiety that sits just below the surface of an otherwise functioning life. Perhaps it is a creeping sense of disconnection — going through the motions, productive but not present. Perhaps it is the exhaustion of having tried everything and found that nothing quite held. Perhaps you cannot name it precisely, only feel its weight.
THE AFTER
You put this workbook down — or more accurately, you stop needing to carry it, because what it contains has become part of how you live. You understand, at a level that goes below the intellectual, what has been generating the pattern. You have a daily practice that is yours — simple, sustainable, and built from what actually worked for you across the chapters. Your nervous system is steadier. Your mind is quieter. You are responding to life rather than simply reacting to it. You are not a different person. You are more fully yourself than you have been in years.
WHO THIS IS FOR
This workbook is for you if you are a professional carrying more than you show. If you are drawn to both the scientific and the contemplative and have never found something that honours both. If you have tried therapy, coaching, mindfulness, or wellness programmes and found something missing. If you are ready to go deeper than symptom management. If you want a guide that takes you seriously — clinically, intellectually, and as a whole human being.
It is not for you if you are looking for quick fixes, positive affirmations, or a five-step formula. The work here is real. So are the results.
FROM THE AUTHOR
"I wrote this workbook because I could not find it anywhere else. After twenty-five years of clinical practice in mental health — and three decades of personal practice in yoga, pranayama, and contemplative study — I kept meeting the same person in different consulting rooms. Intelligent. Capable. Exhausted. Working extraordinarily hard on the wrong level. The Sutras of Patanjali gave me the framework. The clinical science gave me the tools. Twenty-five years of sitting with people in their most difficult moments gave me the understanding of how to bring the two together in a way that actually works. This workbook is the result."
— Ruben Seetharamdoo, Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health, Senior Lecturer, Registered Mental Health Nurse, Lifestyle Psychiatry Coach
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
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THE INVESTMENT
Print edition: £24.99
Workbook and three-month coaching programme: See coaching page
5½ WAYS TO WELL-BEING : THE WORKBOOK
A Comprehensive Lifestyle Medicine Prescription for Root-Cause Wellness
You already know you should sleep more, move more, connect more, worry less. You've known for years. So why hasn't it stuck?
It isn't because you lack willpower, and it isn't because you haven't read enough advice. It's because almost nothing you've read was ever built to survive an ordinary bad week.
Why Most Well-Being Advice Doesn't Work
Most goal-setting advice traces back to a 1981 memo written for corporate managers. Most New Year's resolutions fail within months, not because the goals were wrong, but because nothing was built to help them survive contact with real life. This workbook was built to close exactly that gap.
Written by Ruben Seetharamdoo, a registered mental health nurse, Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health, and UK Health Coach of the Year, drawing on twenty five years across the NHS and private practice.
What's Inside
Built on the five ways to wellbeing originally commissioned by the UK government's own Foresight Programme, updated with current research and structured around two original tools found nowhere else.
✓ Five full chapters: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning, Give
✓ A bonus chapter on whole-food nutrition and the evidence behind it
✓ The Critical ½ Step: what actually keeps you going once motivation fades
✓ The Alchemist Outcome Method: a nine-step framework for turning what you know into an outcome that actually holds
✓ The Elixir Method: six moves, grounded in behavioural psychology, built to make any new practice survive a bad week
✓ A full Well-Being Check-In, self-assessments, and seven-day practices in every chapter
✓ A complete bibliography, so every claim in the book can be checked against its source
Not Another Book That Tells You What to Do
You likely already know the five ways to wellbeing, or something close to them. Knowing them was never the problem.
This workbook is built around two tools designed specifically for the space between knowing and doing:
The Alchemist Outcome Method
Nine steps that turn a vague intention into a tested, well-formed outcome, starting with naming where you actually are, not just where you want to be.
The Elixir Method
Six moves, drawn from the same cue-routine-reward research behind lasting habit change, built to make sure what you commit to on a good day still happens on a bad one.
This is a workbook to write in, not a book to read once. Every chapter ends with a specific, dated plan, not just an intention.
Who This Is For
This workbook is for anyone who has tried the obvious advice and found it didn't hold. It is especially built for people navigating low mood, everyday anxiety, burnout, or the quiet sense that something in how they're living has become unsustainable, without needing another book to simply tell them what to do.
It is not a replacement for therapy or clinical care. Where that is what's needed, the book says so directly, and points you toward it.
A Few Questions Before You Buy
Do I need to have read the original 5½ Ways to Well-Being book first?
No. This workbook stands completely on its own.
How long does it take to work through?
Most people move through it over ten to twelve weeks, one chapter at a time, though you can work at whatever pace suits you.
Is this a substitute for therapy or coaching?
No. It's a self-guided workbook. If you'd like direct, one-to-one support alongside it, that's what the Reclaim coaching programme is for.
You already have what it takes to change how you live. This workbook gives you the tools, the timeline, and a way back when you fall behind.
You check your phone a hundred times a day. You decided almost none of them.
Digital Detox: The Workbook for Breaking Free from Phones, Social Media, Gaming and AI by Ruben S. Seetharamdoo, RMN. A written-in, worked-through programme for getting your attention, your sleep and your evenings back.
Hardcover, 103 pages. £24.99.
I spent thirty years in NHS clinical and managerial roles across addiction services, at Harley Street and at the Priory. If you had asked me in 1995 to name the behaviour doing the most damage to the most people, I would have said alcohol without hesitation. Ask me today and I will tell you plainly: it is compulsive digital use. The endless check, the feed that eats an evening, the game that eats a weekend, and now the AI conversation that has quietly become a relationship.
This is not a book about phones. It is a workbook about the mechanism underneath, the same one I treated for three decades, and it asks you to write in it. In pen. Because the person who fills in a worksheet honestly learns something the person who reads a chapter and nods does not.
What is actually inside
A self-screener before anything else. You start by measuring the pattern, with an original screener built on the same ground as the validated instruments, alongside the numbers your own devices already record. No guessing about whether you have a problem or how big it is.
Eleven chapters, eighteen worksheets. The early chapters map the habit and reset its triggers: the anchor underneath the urge, the belief that keeps it in place, the need it has been meeting since long before smartphones existed. The middle of the book brings in the body, sleep, posture and eye strain included, then motivational interviewing for the part of you that does not want to change, and cognitive behavioural therapy for the thought that arrives just before you unlock the screen.
Four methods you will use for the rest of your life. The Alchemist Outcome Method turns a vague wish into one stated, testable outcome. The Elixir Method resets a craving in the moment it appears. The Mirror Method works with ambivalence, yours or someone you love. The Reframe Method takes apart the thought that justifies one more scroll.
A 21-day detox plan, differentiated by your score. Not a blanket digital blackout. Blackouts are the version of a detox most likely to fail, and the research says so. Your plan is built to your screener band, from a single tested boundary up to a full structured programme with a daily tracker.
The traditions that were working before apps existed. The Twelve Steps, adapted honestly for digital compulsion. Ten techniques drawn from ten of the most respected contemporary books on addiction, credited to where they came from. And a closing chapter of spiritual practice from Ayurvedic, Hindu, Buddhist and yogic teachers, for the reader who suspects the missing piece was never purely psychological.
Chandramani. The teacher whose stories open every chapter, returning each time to the same plain truth: a pattern learned can be unlearned, though rarely by arguing with it directly.
Who it is for
The professional whose evenings vanish into a feed. The gamer whose sessions stopped being a choice some time ago. The parent who cannot ask for the phone to be put down without hearing the obvious reply. The person whose most honest conversation of the day is with a chatbot. Wherever this book says "the behaviour," you read it as yours. The mechanism is identical, and every worksheet is built to be filled in with your specific answer, not a generic one.
It stands alone. You do not need the original 5½ Ways to Well-Being or any other volume to use it.
One honest boundary: a workbook is not treatment. If your pattern involves harm to yourself, or a low mood that will not lift, the right next step is a GP or a therapist, and the book says so in plain terms at the points where it matters.
About the author
Ruben S. Seetharamdoo is a Senior Lecturer at the University of West London, a Registered Mental Health Nurse and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health. Every claim in the workbook is cited: the evidence base runs from the World Health Organization's recognition of gaming disorder to the 2025 randomised trial showing what three weeks of reduced screen time did to mood, sleep and stress. The full bibliography is in the back, in APA style, because a book asking for your trust should show its working.
Short FAQ
Is this just another screen-time advice book? No. It is a workbook: eighteen worksheets, a screener you take twice, and a 21-day tracker. You will spend more time writing than reading.
Do I need to quit my phone? No. You will target the one or two behaviours doing the most damage. A realistic, specific detox consistently outperforms quitting everything at once, and the book cites the evidence for that.
I have read the addiction classics already. Then you will recognise the ten authors whose techniques appear in Chapter Eight, each credited and turned into something you can do this week.
Does it work for gaming and AI chatbots, not just social media? Yes. The mechanism the book works on is the same across all of them, and it was written with all four in the title for a reason.
Hands-On Help, Minus The Hassle
Your attention has been sold. This is the programme for taking it back.
A 12-week, one-to-one coaching programme with Ruben S. Seetharamdoo, Registered Mental Health Nurse and author of Digital Detox: The Workbook. Built for professionals who pick up their phone a hundred times a day without deciding to, and who are done pretending that a screen-time limit will fix it.
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The problem, plainly
You do not have a willpower problem. You have a well-resourced industry on the other side of the glass, engineering the exact behaviour you keep blaming yourself for. The evening disappears into a feed. The first ten minutes after waking belong to the phone. The meal, the meeting, the conversation with your child, each one interrupted by a check you did not choose to make.
I spent thirty years in NHS clinical and managerial roles across addiction services, at Harley Street and at the Priory. If you had asked me in 1995 to name the behaviour doing the most damage to the most people, I would have said alcohol without hesitation. Ask me today and I will tell you plainly: it is compulsive digital use. The mechanism is the same one I treated for three decades. So is the way out.
What the programme is
The Great Work is twelve weeks of structured one-to-one coaching, built on my workbook and worked in the order it was written: four weeks mapping the habit and resetting its triggers, four weeks on the body, the ambivalence and the thinking that keeps the pattern in place, and a final month running a measured 21-day detox with daily structure and weekly data.
You will not be asked to throw your phone in a drawer. Total blackouts are the version of a detox most likely to fail. The research points the other way: a detox that is realistic, specific to the one behaviour causing the most harm, and proportionate to the actual pattern, consistently outperforms an attempt to quit everything at once. That is what we build.
Everything is measured. You take a validated-style self-screener in Week 1, Week 8 and Week 12, alongside the screen-time numbers your own devices record. By the end you are not guessing whether it worked. You are comparing three numbers.
How it works
Twelve weekly sessions on video, sixty minutes each. Worksheets between sessions, taken from the eighteen in the workbook. Message support on weekdays for the moments that matter, which are rarely the moments a session happens to be scheduled. Your copy of the workbook is included and posted to you before we start.
Who this is for
The professional whose focus, sleep and evenings are being spent by an app rather than by them. The person who has deleted Instagram four times and reinstalled it five. The parent who wants to be able to say "put the phone down" without hearing the obvious reply. The methods apply to phones, social media, gaming and, increasingly, AI companions and chatbots.
It is not therapy, and I will say so directly if what you describe needs clinical care rather than coaching. Persistent low mood, harm to yourself, or a pattern that is costing you your safety deserves a GP or a therapist, and part of my job is knowing the difference and telling you honestly.
About me
I am a Senior Lecturer at the University of West London, a Registered Mental Health Nurse and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health. The programme draws on the same evidence base as the workbook: motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioural therapy, lifestyle medicine and the recovery traditions that have helped people change compulsive behaviour for a century. Chandramani, the teacher whose stories run through the book, comes along too. A pattern learned can be unlearned, though rarely by arguing with it directly.
Fees
The Great Work — Core: £1,950, or three monthly payments of £695. The Great Work — Intensive: £2,950, with midweek calls, a household session and a 90-day follow-up.
Places are limited to eight clients at a time, because the weekday support is real and my replies are written by me.
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Short FAQ
Do I have to give up my phone? No. You will change your relationship with the one or two behaviours doing the most damage. Most clients keep every app they actually value.
What if I relapse in week ten? Then we have information we did not have in week nine. A lapse is data about a trigger we have not finished with yet. The relapse prevention session exists for exactly this.
Is this therapy? No. It is structured coaching built on clinical experience. If what you bring needs treatment rather than coaching, I will tell you, and help you find it.
How much time does it take each week? One hour with me, and twenty to forty minutes of worksheet time. The detox itself, in the final month, gives you time back rather than taking it.
Reclaim: The Root-Cause Coaching Programme for Mental Wellbeing
Twelve Weeks of Lifestyle Psychiatry Coaching with Ruben Seetharamdoo
What This Might Actually Feel Like
In Your Body
A tightness in your chest that doesn't have a clear cause. Waking exhausted no matter how much you slept, or not sleeping properly at all, mind running the moment your head hits the pillow. A low hum of tension in your shoulders and jaw that's been there so long you've stopped registering it as tension. Appetite that's either vanished or become the only thing that feels manageable.
In Your Mind
A worry that doesn't have an off switch, quietly running in the background of everything else you're trying to do. Thoughts that loop, replaying conversations, rehearsing worst cases, well past the point of being useful. A fog that makes concentrating at work feel like wading through water. An inner voice that's harsher with you than you'd ever let anyone else be.
In Your Days
Things that used to bring you something, a hobby, a meal out, time with people you love, now feel flat, or like effort you can't quite justify. Getting through a to-do list has replaced actually living most days. You cancel plans more than you used to. You've started saying “I'm fine” so automatically it barely registers as a lie anymore.
In Your Relationships
Feeling present in the room but somewhere else entirely. Snapping at people who don't deserve it, then feeling worse for it. A creeping sense that you're a burden, or that no one would really notice if you pulled back further. Isolating in small, hard-to-name ways: the message you don't reply to, the invitation you decline before you've even really considered it.
If any of this is landing, you are not broken, and you are not alone in it. These experiences are common, they are real, and for many people they are deeply connected to the upstream, modifiable factors this programme addresses, not because willpower was missing, but because no one ever built the structure that makes change actually hold.
A direct word on safety: if what you're reading here feels urgent, more than difficult, or you are having thoughts of harming yourself, please contact your GP, NHS 111, or the Samaritans on 116 123 first. This programme is not crisis support and is not a substitute for clinical care. Coaching sits alongside good clinical treatment, never in place of it, and part of my job is helping you find the right care first if that's what's actually needed.
Programme Structure
Reclaim runs across three months, twelve weekly sessions, built around the five ways to wellbeing and the two methods in my book, 5½ Ways to Well-Being: The Workbook.
Month One — Naming What's Real
Week 1: Full intake, your history, your Well-Being Check-In baseline
Weeks 2–4: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, one at a time, worked into your actual week, not a generic plan
Month Two — Building What Holds
Weeks 5–7: Keep Learning, Give, Nutrition
Week 8: The Critical ½ Step, why motivation fades, and what replaces it when it does
Month Three — Making It Last
Weeks 9–10: Review every outcome you've built, strengthen what's stalled
Weeks 11–12: A maintenance plan for after we stop meeting, final Well-Being Check-In, honest comparison against week one
Format
12 × 50-minute one-to-one sessions, weekly. Your own copy of the workbook included. Message support between sessions, replies within 48 hours on weekdays.
Fees
Full programme, paid upfront:
£2,400
Payment plan:
3 × £850 per month
Ruben takes a limited number of clients at a time, alongside his academic and clinical work.
A Few Honest Questions People Ask
Is this therapy?
No. I'm not delivering psychotherapy, and this isn't a substitute for it. If therapy is what you need, I'll say so, and help you find it.
What if I'm already on medication or in therapy?
Then this can sit alongside that care, addressing the lifestyle factors your other treatment may not have room to cover. I'll ask about your current care during intake.
How do I know if this is right for me, versus needing clinical help first?
If what you're experiencing is manageable but stuck, this is likely a good fit. If it's acute, unsafe, or you're not managing day to day, clinical care comes first, and that's a conversation we can have honestly before we begin.
FROM BURNOUT TO BALANCE
The Wellness Alchemist Method — A Three-Month Coaching Programme
You are not falling apart. You are running on empty — and there is a difference.
A three-month programme for professionals who are functioning on the outside and exhausted on the inside — and are ready to get to the root of it.
OPENING
You are not someone who falls apart easily. You have kept things moving — the career, the relationships, the responsibilities — through more than most people would guess. And that is exactly the problem.
Because somewhere along the way, keeping things moving became the only mode you know. The anxiety sits just below the surface. Sleep is rarely restorative. You reach for the same coping strategies and get the same temporary relief. You know something needs to change. You just cannot find where to actually start.
This programme is where you start.
THE BEFORE
You wake up tired before the day begins. Your mind rarely stops — even when your body has. There is a low-level anxiety that has become so familiar you have almost stopped noticing it, except in the moments when it spikes. You are productive, perhaps even successful, but increasingly disconnected from any real sense of purpose or ease. You have tried things — therapy, meditation, perhaps a retreat or two. Some of it helped, for a while. But the patterns came back, because the root was never reached.
THE AFTER
Three months later, your nervous system has learned to settle. You have a daily practice that is simple, sustainable, and built around what actually works for you — not a generic protocol borrowed from a book. You understand what has been driving the patterns, and you have the tools to interrupt them before they take hold. You are sleeping better. You have more energy. Your mind is quieter. You are not reacting to life in the same way. You are not fixed — you are more conscious, more resourced, and more yourself than you have been in years.
WHAT THIS PROGRAMME IS
From Burnout to Balance is a three-month one-to-one coaching programme drawing on lifestyle psychiatry, the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, HeartMath heart-coherence training, and twenty-five years of frontline clinical experience in mental health.
Each month has a clear focus: understanding the root cause of what is driving your exhaustion and anxiety; regulating the nervous system so that real change becomes physiologically possible; and transforming that understanding into a daily practice that holds long after the programme ends.
It is rigorous without being clinical. Spiritual without being vague. Practical without being superficial. It meets you exactly where you are.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF
You have been managing symptoms for years without getting to what is underneath. You are a professional who holds a great deal together and rarely admits how depleted you actually are. You are drawn to both the scientific and the contemplative — you want evidence, not just encouragement. You have tried other approaches and found something missing. You are ready to do the real work, not just talk about it.
YOUR GUIDE
Ruben Seetharamdoo is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health, Senior Lecturer at the University of West London, and lifestyle psychiatry coach with twenty-five years of clinical experience across the NHS and the United States. He is a licensed HeartMath coach, a member of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine, and a Yoga Alliance certified yoga and pranayama teacher.
He has sat with people in the most acute moments of psychological crisis and in the quietest moments of personal reinvention. He brings both to this work. The Wellness Alchemist Workbook — the foundation of this programme — is the distillation of that lifetime of practice.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Format: One-to-one coaching, online or in person
Duration: Three months
Sessions: Bi-weekly, 60 minutes per session (6 sessions total)
Between sessions: Workbook exercises, daily practice, email support
Workbook: The Wellness Alchemist Workbook included
Month One — Understand: Getting to the Root
What is actually driving this, beneath the surface
Most people have been managing the symptoms for so long they have forgotten there is a root. The first month slows everything down enough to find it. Drawing on lifestyle psychiatry assessment, HeartMath coherence tools, and the opening Sutras of Patanjali, we build a clear picture of what is actually happening in your body, your mind, and your daily life—not a diagnosis, but an honest map. You cannot change what you cannot clearly see.
What shifts this month: clarity. You will know, perhaps for the first time, what you are actually dealing with and why the previous attempts at fixing it did not hold.
Between sessions: Workbook chapters 1–9, daily Aum and breathwork practice, lifestyle audit.
Month Two — Regulate: Settling the System
Building the physiological conditions for real change
Understanding the root is necessary but not sufficient. The nervous system that has been running on stress for years needs to be retrained, not just understood. This month works directly with the body — pranayama, HeartMath heart-coherence practice, sleep, movement, and nutrition as clinical tools — alongside the Sutra teachings on sustained practice and non-attachment. Many clients describe this as the month where something tangible and physical shifts for the first time.
What shifts this month: stability. A quieter body, better sleep, more energy, and the physiological ground on which the deeper change can actually land.
Between sessions: Workbook chapters 10–18, HeartMath Inner Balance practice, personalised lifestyle protocol.
Month Three — Transform: Living the Change
Making it real, making it yours, making it last
With the root visible and the system steadier, this is where the specific life problem you came with gets worked on directly — relationships, purpose, identity, career, health, or simply the sense that something is missing. Drawing on NLP, motivational interviewing, and the final Sutras on discrimination, surrender, and liberation, we do the focused work and then build the daily practice that will sustain it long after the programme ends. You leave equipped, not dependent.
What shifts this month: direction. A clear, personalised daily practice, a concrete sense of what has changed, and the tools to keep it moving.
Between sessions: Workbook chapters 19–27, personal practice design, closing reflection and integration.
FEE STRUCTURE
Full Three-Month Programme
6 sessions × 60 minutes, workbook included, email support between sessions
Payment OptionInvestmentPay in full £1,200
Two installments: £630 × 2 (£1,260)
Monthly payment plan£220 × 3 (£660)
VIP Intensive Option
For those who want to move faster—weekly sessions instead of bi-weekly, with unlimited WhatsApp voice note support between sessions.
Payment OptionInvestmentPay in full £1,800
Monthly payment plan: £630 × 3 (£1,890)
Discovery Call
30 minutes, complimentary — no obligation, just a conversation
All options include a copy of The Wellness Alchemist Workbook. In-person sessions available in London. All other sessions delivered via video call.
Clarity costs nothing. The call is free. The change is not, but it is worth considerably more than it costs.
Why We Exist
Because late-night Web searches and fad diets aren’t working. We translate evidence-based health science into everyday moves you’ll actually keep.
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