Author Marisa Peer

Marisa Peer

Behavioural Expert

There are few speakers today that have the wide experience and stellar reputation of Marisa Peer. Named ‘Britain’s Best Therapist’ by Men’s Health magazine, Marisa has spent over three decades treating a client list that includes international superstars, CEOs, Royalty, and Olympic athletes. Her engaging and amusing talks are peppered with anecdotes from an unparalleled career in which she has helped thousands of people to overcome profound personal issues. A bestselling author of five books, Marisa’s USP is that she teaches “simple steps that produce dramatic and life-changing results.” She seamlessly brings her one-of-a-kind therapy room techniques to the podium, leaving her audiences both transfixed and transformed. When she reveals her fundamental rule – that all our emotional and personal problems come from us believing that we’re not ‘enough’ – and explains how to overcome it, the results are tremendous and dramatic. Training early in her career as a child psychologist, Marisa later earned further qualifications from the Hypnosis Training Institute of Los Angeles and the Pritikin Longevity Centre. In addition to being a national magazine columnist, she has appeared on major media outlets and television shows including NBC, GMTV, Lorraine Kelly, This Morning, Sky News, ITV News, BBC News, Channel 4 News, BBC Radio, Supersize Versus Superskinny, Celebrity Fit Club, Celebrity Big Brother, Today Show and I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here. She has appeared on countless television programs and news channels in America, Scandinavia, Japan, Africa, and throughout Europe. Marisa is listed in the Tatler guide to ‘Britain’s 250 Best Doctors’ - this guide lists the experts and pioneers in their field. She has been described as a “great British pioneer” by Men’s Health magazine, and she is the only woman featured in an article on The Best Of British.

Top Tips For Helping Your Child Cope With Anxiety During Lockdown 3.0

Marisa Peer

8 January, 2021

Expert, Parenting, Kids, Self Care

Whilst it is normal for children to feel worried or anxious from time-to-time, it’s important to acknowledge when this anxiety impacts their behaviour and becomes more of a serious issue.

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