Michelle Ellman

A passionate and vocal life coach, Michelle will be a familiar face to many having appeared on TV and Radio worldwide. She has shared her expert opinions on Sky News, Channel 4 News, Channel 5 News, BBC Radio London and Loose Women, to name just a few. 

Michelle began her career as a five-board accredited life coach and has used her Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner and Master Hypnotherapist qualifications, alongside her degree in Psychology and her training in Provocative Therapy to expand her business and help clients reach their potential.

Through her far-reaching campaigns such as Scarred Not Scared, which was created to extend representation for people with scars and built on Michelle's own personal experiences, she attracted the attention of the general public. A prevalent figure on social media, she has an impressive 300,000 followers across her various social media channels and has worked with a variety of big-name brands such as Johnson & Johnson, Simply Be, BooHoo, Dove and Always.

A popular choice for wellness events and seminars, she has a well-earned reputation as an influential speaker, having represented brands such as The Body Shop, Lush, Tresemme and Sony Music and delivered talks at events like Summer In The City, Women’s Health Live, Leeds Yoga & Wellness Festival and Stylist Live.

Michelle is also a wonderful speaker for inspirational school bookings, having already spoken at Lady Eleanor Holles and St Francis Herts on topics such as boundaries and female empowerment. 

Always keen to spread her important messages in the most effective ways, Michelle has not only published her book, Am I Ugly, in 2018 but has also written for many fashion, beauty and health publications such as Cosmopolitan, Grazia, Huffington Post and Women's Health. This included an exciting series for Mental Health Awareness Week where she worked with Stylist, conducting a series of interviews with high profile women to discuss their relationship with their bodies and the way this linked to mental health.

In 2020, Michelle was named as one of The Sun's 50 most inspirational women in the UK and has also been recognised as one of the top 100 creatives creating change