Services


Below is a list of services available.

Prices available on request with no obligation for an enquiry.

If you don't see what you are looking for please feel free to email theencouragerslife@gmail.com to see if we can develop something to suit your needs.

Ghostwriting

Have  a great idea for a book?

But don't have the confidence or the time to write it?

You may find our ghostwriting service useful and through our Book Buddy Package your book could come alive.

Find out more here.



Collaboration

Publications I have already collaborated with are:

A piece for Propel Women

New Mercies Mom's (1st International Guest Writer)

Biblical Lessons for Mother's from Rachael Adams.










Unconventional Storytelling Sessions

The Encouragers Life works with schools, organisations, charities and homes to bring storytelling to life.

Especially for those who enjoy literature in unconventional ways.


The Encouragers Life can facilitate a talk or workshop on the following subjects:

Encouraging Others in a Discouraging World

How The Power of Music Helped Me Control My Stammer

Creative Writing Workshops

Reminiscence Sessions and Sing Along Shanties for Adults

Sing Along Shanties for Children

Read Aloud (Sensory) Sessions for Children








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