Lynne Parkin - Menopause Coach
Lynne has over 26 years’ experience working within the NHS as a Registered Nurse, specialising in learning disabilities and mental health.
She is passionate about supporting women through perimenopause and menopause, offering a compassionate and practical approach to what can often be a challenging stage of life.
Having personally experienced severe menopause symptoms over many years, Lynne understands firsthand the impact this transition can have. Combined with her professional training, she offers both empathy and guidance to help women better understand their symptoms and feel more in control.
Her work focuses on helping women make realistic, personalised lifestyle changes to improve wellbeing and restore balance.
Lynne is also the founder of monthly menopause support circles, creating spaces for open, supportive conversations that help women feel less alone.
Jason Brophy - Fitness Coach
Jason is an online coach with over five years of experience supporting busy adults to lose body fat and maintain sustainable results.
After years of struggling with his own weight, habits, and lifestyle, he rebuilt his health from the ground up while running a business and raising a young family. He has been sober since 2009, and this journey continues to shape his approach to coaching. He understands the connection between stress, habits, addiction, and behaviour change from real-life experience.
He specialises in fat loss for busy adults who don’t have time for extreme approaches, focusing instead on simple, realistic systems that fit around work, family, and everyday life.
His approach combines evidence-based training and nutrition with a strong focus on mindset, recovery, and long-term habit change.
Jason’s coaching is built around accountability, clarity, and creating results that last well beyond the initial transformation.
Button Wild - Counsellor & Supervisor
Button is an NCPS-registered psychotherapist, counsellor and clinical supervisor, with experience supporting adults, couples, children and young people.
She offers online therapy, providing a confidential and supportive space to explore a wide range of emotional and relational difficulties. Her approach is grounded, relational and thoughtful, drawing on a range of therapeutic models to support deeper understanding and lasting change.
Alongside her clinical work, Button provides supervision for both trainee and qualified counsellors, with a focus on reflective practice, ethical working and ongoing development.
She is also the founder of a community-based counselling service, supporting trainee therapists in gaining clinical experience while helping to make therapy more accessible.
With a background in teaching and training, including her work as a lecturer, Button remains committed to ongoing professional development and the growth of others within the field.