Meet Claire

Claire Fitzsimmons helps people to have more good days by developing an everyday life practice that meets them wherever they are, with whatever it is they need. Claire draws from positive psychology, transactional analysis, somatics, neuroscience, Positive Intelligence, emotions coaching and the science of well-being to help people understand what it means to be a person in this world, and how we can possibly do life with all that life now needs to contain.

Claire also works with women in mid-life, particularly negotiating shifts associated with (peri)menopause.

Claire is one of the world’s first certified Emotions Coaching Practitioners (with In Good Company), an ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) and has a Certificate in Counseling and Psychotherapy from London’s CCPE.

Claire has long been a seeker of spaces that can support our mental well-being. This has taken many forms from working internationally as an exhibition-maker—at London’s Tate Modern, Institute of Contemporary Arts and Serpentine Gallery, and San Francisco’s CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts—to co-founding places herself, such as the pop-up learning space Storefront Institute and the female-focused co-working space The Indie Alley. 

Claire was a YBCA Fellow in the Public Imagination where she produced a final project envisaging the art institution as a site to explore and support our mental health. Claire also assisted in the production of The School of Life’s three-day Conference in San Francisco. 

As a writer, Claire's pieces on mental well-being have been included in Long Reads, The New York Times, The Independent, Anxy Magazine, Mother, UpperCaseMagazine, and Good Therapy, amongst others. Her work has been featured in Stylist, Muddy Stilettos and The Slow Living Guide.

Claire writes on Substack at More Good Days.

You can find details about Claire’s practice and working directly with her here.

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