Author Archives: Katie Mottram

Meet Sperry Andrews, founder/co-director of the Human Connection Institute. From an N.D.E. at four, his background is in physics, neuroscience, philosophy, (para)psychology, art and art history, healing, mysticism, and filmmaking. He has explored two-way telepathic awareness internationally with hundreds of groups … Continue reading →

Are you ready to be a KindaProud Warrior? Share your story of overcoming shame and stigma to help others into transformation… We are currently creating 4 Pocketbooks of Hope and Transformation. Each Pocket Book has its own KindaProud Rep; a … Continue reading →

Kelly Walsh exudes positivity; if you met her now it would be hard to believe that she’s experienced not only the survival of her own suicide attempt, but also been bereaved by the suicide of her father. Kelly now perceives … Continue reading →

I had the pleasure of meeting Karina at the Integral Europe conference in Hungary in 2015, whilst launching ISEN ; it was one of those special connections that has lasted, despite the distance! Having benefitted from some powerful coaching sessions with … Continue reading →

Sally was inspired to share her personal journey through bullying and low self- esteem after seeing Amy’s story for her book; #EmergingProud through disordered eating, body image and low self-esteem.  Sally’s personal story is a common one for many; childhood bullying being … Continue reading →

Anyone who has experienced a NOTE knows just how transformative they can be; pulling us in a direction that once may have seemed illogical to the world we previously knew. Once you’ve been ‘NOTE-ed’ you just can’t go back, and … Continue reading →

It’s hearing real life raw personal stories that can create change in someone’s life; KindaProud Pocket Books of Hope and Transformation aim to create a positive domino effect, where more and more people like Serena can stand tall and speak … Continue reading →

Kathleen from Mount Gambier, South Australia was inspired by our KindaProud Rep Amy’s story to share her own journey, which will appear in the Pocket Book of Hope: #EmergingProud through disordered eating, body image and low-self-esteem. We honour and respect Kathleen’s … Continue reading →