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Since overcoming cancer, I have used my personal experiences and knowledge to, help my clients break through obstacles and bring balance back into their lives. Health is so important on a (W)holistic scale don't let poor lifestyle habits stop you from living your best possible life. Let me help you learn and develop better ways to handle the issues that are standing in the way. Get in touch today to see what I can do for you.

As a health and wellness coach, Charlotte Crowl specialises in helping people change their lifestyle in order to take back control of all aspects of their life. She particularly focuses on people whose lives have been affected by cancer and disabilities but also anyone who is ready to take action with their lives and become the best version of themselves.

She is a natural health lifestyle advisor, self-published author, nutritional therapist, naturopath, herbalist, speaker, entrepreneur, award winner and cancer conqueror. So everything she speaks on is from her own research and personal experiences. The young author creates systems/strategies to help people strive through struggles and show what was once seen as impossible can be possible. By discussing this, she always motivates and inspires all who hear her story and helps people get rid of that negative can’t do attitude.

Charlotte has worked with various cancer charities where she talks to people from all walks of life. From schools to assist with presentations about cancer, speeches and presentations to the general public at festivals, award shows, health events, empowerment events, houses of parliament, hospitals and prisons. She has also been featured in The Guardian, Huffingtonpost, The voice, Ilford Recorder as well as many radio stations.

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At the age of 17 Charlotte was diagnosed with stage 3 Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, a cancer of the Lymph nodes. Whilst on treatment Charlotte had extremely rare side effects. She became paralysed from one of the side effects of the drugs she was taking. She has to learn to talk and walk again.

The doctors did not know if it was possible for her to walk again, as she was the first person to experience this side effect. With hard work, self-belief positivity, a strong mindset and a strong network of support, family and friends she made the impossible possible.