Originally from Bristol and Sierra Leone, Alexandra is a dynamic blend of cultures and expertise. With a degree in Clinical Medicine, an HSK 6 in Mandarin, and a TEFL certification, she has a deep understanding of both medical science and language. Certified in Basic Life Support (BLS) by the American Heart Association, she's also a dedicated health and wellness coach, empowering others to achieve physical and mental well-being. She combines her medical knowledge with a keen understanding of human psychology to inspire meaningful change. Known for her friendly and curious nature, she thrives in sharing insights that uplift and empower others. Whether teaching, coaching, or connecting across cultures, Alex brings energy and positivity to every space she enters!
When was the last time you said “yes” to someth...
When was the last time you said “yes” to something you knew you should have refused? Why is it so difficult to say “no,” even when we know it’s the healthier choice? Join us for a smart, science-based discussion where we’ll explore the art of a respectful "no" — using real psychology and research to understand how setting boundaries protects our mental health, decision-making, and personal growth. Together, we’ll dive into the power of individual choice, resisting negative peer influence, and why learning to say no is essential to avoiding overcommitment and burnout._x000D_
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We’ll also take a close look at real-life consequences of saying “yes” to the wrong things, and discuss practical ways to build confidence in setting healthy limits. Whether you struggle with guilt, fear of disappointing others, or just want to strengthen your personal boundaries, this is a chance to reflect, learn, and exchange ideas in a thoughtful and supportive environment._x000D_
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你还记得上一次明明心里拒绝,却硬着头皮答应别人的时候吗?为什么“说不”这么难,明明知道拒绝才是对自己更好的选择?这场讨论会带你从心理学和研究出发,真正理解,怎么优雅且坚定地说出一个“尊重但明确的NO”。设定界限,不只是保护情绪和健康,也是做出更清晰决策和实现个人成长的关键。_x000D_
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我们还会一起看看那些“答应了不该答应的事”到底会带来什么后果,以及怎么实操出更有底气、不过度内耗的拒绝方式。无论你是容易有内疚感、害怕让人失望,还是想变得更有边界感,来这里,一起反思、学习、交流,找到属于自己的“不”之道。