27/07/2026
What happens when you can offer your students guided visualisation alongside years of ballet coaching experience?
I recently rebranded and now call myself a mind and body ballet coach. This perfectly sums up my 3 areas of expertise...
Dance, Education and Psychology.
Over the course of my career, I've worked separately in all of these fields and now the time has come to combine them into one clear vision 💥
With a background in counselling and mental health, a diploma in clinical hypnotherapy, and 30 years spent teaching ballet, I'm in a unique position to be able to help dancers in a more effective way than just 'teach and repeat'.
I can help to retrain the brain to overcome typical things that dancers struggle with...
Performance anxiety
Rebuilding confidence after injury
Thriving at auditions
Self doubt & negative self talk
And more than that - we can rewire physical things too...
Landing pirouettes cleanly
Increasing the number of turns
Control and balance
Improving arabesque lines
Tapping into the mind and body connection as well as training the body with drills and conditioning exercises, has a powerful impact on the outcome, unlocking progress that pure repetition can't reach.
I received this amazing testimonial from a student that I'd tried this method with recently.
This really is where the magic happens...
"I was struggling with my penché in ballet because I lacked stability and my hip placement wasn't correct. This made it difficult to hold the position and achieve the height I wanted.
Charlotte guided me through a peaceful visualisation exercise where I lay down with my eyes closed. She talked me through every part of performing a penché, explaining what each part of my body should be doing and where to focus my attention. It was very calming and helped me understand the movement in a different way.
When I tried my penché afterwards, I noticed an immediate improvement. I felt much more stable, didn't wobble, and my leg reached a higher position. I also felt more confident and focused while performing the movement."