Positively Alive: Employee Wellness Consultant, Motivational Speaker and Specialist Wellness Trainer

Monday, October 31, 2011

Employee Wellness Consultant, Motivational Speaker and Specialist Wellness Trainer

1 November 2011, a new beginning with new and exciting prospects awaiting me as I embark on my own and start my own employee wellness consultancy.
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"Useful Guide to living with HIV" - The Citizen Thursday 2 February 2006, Reviewed by Karoline Brook

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"Positive Potion" Positively Alive is packed with anecdotes. It relates bittersweet encounters with people who helped Brand cope. Positively Alive is a valuable life tool for the infected, interested,disinterested, and all those who are informed and want to equip the ignorant who continue to hound and reject people with HIV-AIDS - The book will help any reader decode the disease and turn it from a monster, real or imagined, into just one of those things we have to deal with. - Sowetan, Tuesday 16 2006 reviewd by Victor
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“There are only two types of people in the world today, those infected with HIV and those affected by HIV.” ~ Brenda, Brand’s daughter.

A frank, honest account on coping with HIV, this book gives readers the opportunity to feel what it is like living with HIV. Brand shares his experiences, his battles and his successes. For those living with the virus, this book offers first-hand nutritional and spiritual advice and thus is a useful guide to coping and living with HIV. This book is an essential and inspirational read about living positively with HIV.

Rating: 5/5

Reviewer: Karolina Brook
The Write Co, website: HERE
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Both a compelling personal account of life after the diagnosis of HIV and a self-help guide for other sufferers and their families, this book concentrates on the emotional and psychological aspects of living with the virus. After warning that a retreat into silence and denial is dangerous both mentally and physically, the author shares his own journey to acceptance and passes on to readers the new mindsets that helped him most: the habit of positive thinking, a holistic approach to health and nutrition, an effort toward inner healing, and ways to fight loneliness. A guide to key words, phrases, and acronyms encountered when reading about AIDS is included, along with a list of resources and a bibliography.

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