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The part of SBS that no one talks about enough is not the lessons, but what happens between them.
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When Skin Therapists ask me what SBS is like, they usually want to know about the content. The modules, the science, the clinical reasoning.
And yes, the course itself is comprehensive. In-depth...
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This week I shared some case studies from previous Profitable Programmes students with my current cohort. Not something I'd usually put in your inbox — I'll leave the business coaching to the actual experts — but I know many of you have dreams of taking your clinic online so I wanted you to he...
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A question landed in our coaching call this week that I haven't been able to stop thinking about. It's one of those questions that sounds simple on the surface, but actually gets to the heart of everything we do.
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My student's client was in her early 30s. Had been on Roaccutane years ago whic...
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PCOS has been renamed. After apparent years of global consultation, The Lancet published a paper officially renaming polycystic ovary syndrome to PMOS - polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome. A full-body syndrome. Not just something happening to the ovaries - yay!
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It even prompted me to p...
Can I ask you something?
When a client comes back to see you - months after their skin finally cleared and it's all started again... what do you do?
If your answer involves a slight internal panic and a lot of "let's look at your routine again," you're not alone. This is one of the moments skin t...
A client asks you: "What supplements should I be taking for my skin?"
And you feel it, don't you? That pressure. That expectation.
Supplements are everywhere right now. On Instagram. In podcasts. Every influencer has a morning routine featuring twelve bottles. Your clients are asking about them....
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Thanks for walking through this mini-series with me. If you missed any of the emails, you can catch up here: READ THEM ALL HERE
Before we jump into the 3C's, I promised you a gift — and it's a big one.
🎥 Your gifted lesson: Balancing Blood Sugar
This is the lesson I start with for every client,...
I spent years working out what was missing from my own skin. Then I trained as a Nutritional Therapist to find the answer — and discovered it still wasn’t enough.
I had acne first, in my twenties. I cycled through clinics, dermatologists,products, peels — including peels that hurt so much I’d sit...
For a long time, pigmentation has been taught as a largely topical issue.
We’re told it’s genetic.That it’s bad luck.That it’s caused by too much sun.
And that the solution is strong actives, peels, lasers, wide-brim sun hats, and patience.
I believed that too.Dark patches on the skin, how could ...
This is my favourite part - because this is where real change starts.
When clients understand why their skin is behaving the way it is, something shifts.Their shoulders drop. The panic softens. Adherence improves.
And that matters because anxiety about skin is, in itself, another stress signal đź«Ł
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Last time we talked about stressed skin as a smoke alarm 🔥 A signal, not the problem itself.
Today, let’s talk about what happens when that alarm keeps ringing 🔔
When stress hormones like cortisol stay elevated, the skin shifts into survival mode. Repair is no longer the priority. I’m sure you ha...
If you’ve been in clinic a while and increasingly thinking, “Why am I seeing so many red, reactive, inflamed skins?” - you’re not imagining it.
Stress is one of the most consistent threads I see running through acne, rosacea, perioral dermatitis, eczema and chronically sensitised skin. And not al...
