Charlotte Crowl is a self awareness advisor, author, speaker, research fellow, peer support worker, and cancer survivor who uses her lived experience and training to empower others to reclaim their lives.

 

Diagnosed with stage 3 Lymphoblastic Lymphoma at 17 and left temporarily paralysed by a rare treatment side effect, Charlotte defied the odds — relearning how to walk and talk, and transforming her personal challenges into a lifelong mission to help others.

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With over 17 years of lived experience, Charlotte supports people affected by cancer, disability, and trauma to rebuild their health and confidence. As Project Lead at Black Women Rising, she manages core support services for women of colour living with cancer, including peer support groups and ambassador programmes. She delivers and co-producing training for others in the field and is a researcher of natural methods.

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Charlotte’s work blends holistic health, mindset coaching, and community advocacy. She is a certified naturopath, herbalist, nutritional therapist, author, and speaker. Her motivational talks and workshops have reached audiences across the UK, from hospitals and schools to Parliament, festivals, and prisons. She has been featured in/on The Guardian, HuffPost, The Voice, BBC, ITV and more.

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Charlotte believes that with the right tools and support, anyone can turn their pain into power. Through her work, she helps people break through obstacles, shift limiting beliefs, and live in alignment — physically, emotionally, and spiritually.