The big picture: Brook has transformed her personal experience into a mission to help others. She combines various therapeutic approaches, including NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), life coaching, and alternative wellness practices. Her work has been described as "magic" and "miraculous" by clients.
"I was on anti-depressants for over 26 years, and I've been off them for over six years now," says Brook. "I have learnt to be happy and am passionate about sharing what I've learnt with others."
The details: The book "Happiness Club: Learn to Be Happy and Get What You Want" launches on Amazon on 12 December.
Early buyers will receive free coaching opportunities with Brook
First-day purchasers will be invited to the launch party
Buyers can claim a discount on the VIP membership programme
Brook runs monthly Happiness Club live events in Ipswich
She is qualified in tapping, NLP, life coaching and angel card reading
What's next: Brook is launching a VIP membership programme on 19 December, offering weekly coaching sessions to help members set and achieve goals, design their ideal life, and develop self-esteem.
How to get involved: The book will be available on Amazon for £12.99, but early birds can get it at a discounted rate of £6.99 for 24 hours on launch day (12 December). Readers must email their order number to Brook to claim the VIP bonuses.
Bottom line: From her personal experience with depression to launching a book and membership programme, Brook aims to build a community of support for others seeking happiness and personal growth in Ipswich and beyond.
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