In The Life Of Emma Coleman  

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A typical working day…

I normally wake up between 6:30 and 7am, and my first port of call is to go downstairs, make a cup of tea and have a cuddle with my brindle cockapoo Coco. I have two clinics, one with a reception team and one without, so the first thing I do is get out my iPad and two phones (it seems excessive, but they keep me organised!) and go through any messages we have received overnight, making sure everything is set up for the day ahead.
I live about a half-hour drive from my main clinic, so I leave the house by 7:45am at the latest to avoid the rush hour traffic. I’m normally the first in, so I grab a quick breakfast and then go about setting up the clinic with scents and candles so patients can have an amazing, calming experience from the second they step in.
The clinic atmosphere is a big priority of mine, and helps me get in the right headspace too. We’ve had a lot of brand new patients this year as our reputation continues to grow, so I tend to spend a…

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