Resli Costabell is an award-winning international speaker, trainer and coach. Resli was the author of published scientific research on stress, presented at the Twenty Third International Conference of Psychology. More recently, her coaching was featured for two weeks in The Times and she has been featured in The Independent . Resli has designed and run hundreds of conference presentations, training courses, and coaching sessions for people who want to be more effective and feel more fulfilled. Resli teaches presentation skills to Disney. Her broad range of clients also includes Procter & Gamble, Barclays Bank, Samaritans, a best-selling author, Ford Motor Company, a senior civil servant, WH Smith News, homeless women with mental health problems, IBM, Managing Directors of small businesses, Caterpillar and Category B prison inmates. Among Resli's qualifications are a 4 year magna cum laude honours degree, during which she studied psychology, and a 2 year certificate for studies in mental health. She is an accredited practitioner of NLP (NeuroLinguistic Programming), specialising in Emotional Intelligence. Individuals say that at Resli's sessions, you stretch your brain, learn a lot, and have a great time. Organisations say that Resli gets real results and leaves people feeling valued. Her grandmother says that Resli should stand up straighter.

"Rarely have I seen such fun, energy and learning in a group. You have the ability to ask the "stop you in your tracks" kind of question that leads to genuine new insights. You ask the question with warmth, humour and a degree of supportive challenge that is the epitome of positive coaching" Jim McLaughlin, Managing Director, Optima Performance Development

"Probably the best praise I can give for this Resli person, apart from the fact that I just enjoy interacting with her, is that she produces a result" George Hosking, Economist and International Business Strategy Consultant

"It was so fun that it didn't even feel like learning. I remember more from her workshop last year than from the other geezer's last week.' - Phil G, inmate of Grendon Prison

"Resli didn't just bring out the best in me - she brought out great things that I had no idea were inside me. I am doing things that I never thought I'd be able to do, and it feels great"- D. Carter, IT Consultant

"Your presentation was all that a speech should be, informative and moving. Bravo!" Professor Gervais Reed, Lawrence University