Virtual Workshop: The friendship hotline | 6th May
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Join Michelle Elman, known as the ‘Queen of Boundaries,’ life coach, author, broadcaster, and public speaker, alongside Millie Gooch, founder of SGS, for a live Q&A workshop all about friendship. In this session, we’ll explore key topics such as making new friends, healing from difficult friendships, and setting healthy boundaries.
Millie will be interviewing Michelle Elman about her new book, Bad Friend, sharing insights that will help you navigate relationships and build stronger, healthier connections.
In this Q&A, Michelle & Millie will cover the following key topics:
- Why friendship breakups hurt and how to heal
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How to make new friends
- Why friendships are so important
- Understanding toxic friendships
- How to set boundaries
- Michelle's new book 'Bad Friend'
When: Tuesday 6th May
Time: 7pm-8pm UK Time
Where: Zoom (You will be sent the Zoom link when you have purchased your ticket.)
Please note, photography and filming will take place at these events. By purchasing a ticket, you are consenting to be photographed and recorded. Want to see who's coming and chat with the girls beforehand? Join our Cliq community and group chat for your local area.
About Michelle Elman:
Michelle Elman, known as the ‘Queen of Boundaries’, is a life coach, author, broadcaster and public speaker. Best known for her campaign Scarred Not Scared, Michelle hosts her own podcast ‘In All Honesty’ and shares her experiences and expertise with a combined social media following of over 400,000. Along with her three bestselling books, Am I Ugly? (2018), The Joy of Being Selfish (2021) and The Selfish Romantic (2023), Michelle’s debut children’s book, How To Say No (2023), sparked a crucial conversation for teens about boundaries. Michelle is often praised for her straight-talking approach and has appeared on ITV daytime show, This Morning as their resident life coach. She was named as one of the Sun’s 50 most inspirational women in the UK and was recognised as one of the top 100 creatives creating change.
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