Why I do what I do with AEM Health and Fitness



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Why I do what I do with AEM Health and Fitness

Hailing from Montpellier, South France, I was blessed to live a pleasant childhood with a loving family. I moved to the UK to improve my English after finishing my university studies in France and ended up falling in love with not only the capital but also with my husband…so London has become my home :)

An unfortunate chain of events led me to discover my true passion and purpose in life; helping families and especially children live healthier and happier lives. 

Although I lost my beloved sister and mother to breast cancer and my father to a stroke after enduring Alzheimer's, I kept on moving forward. Even having personally defeated death on two occasions that hasn't detered me from what I know I am meant to do.

The loss of my big sister was a turning point in my life, it made me  re-evaluate my life and I realised that there was more to life than working 9-5 for a large corporate company – although I am ever so grateful for all of the invaluable knowledge and the work experience it has provided me – my decision to leave conventional 9-5 working, long commute and  corporate environment, is the best decision I have ever made.

From that point forward, I rigorously studied at the European Institute of Fitness to become not only a Coach, Nutritionist and Personal Trainer but I decided to further my studies to specialise in helping children who - like me growing up needed extra guidance and support making healthy lifestyle and nutrition choices and I qualified as a Child obesity prevention and intervention practitioner in Childrens Nutrition. 

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