Media
Kirrilly Falivene - People Pleasing Expert
Podcast Guest & Speaker
Your Expert in People Pleasing Recovery
Kirrilly Falivene is a leading voice in People Pleasing Recovery, dedicated to empowering individuals to break free from the habits and mindsets that hold them back.
As a compassionate counsellor and psychotherapist dedicated to unlocking the self-healing powers of acceptance, wisdom, and love Kirrilly offers valuable insights and practical tools for those struggling to reclaim their authentic selves.
Kirrilly will unravel the layers of this seemingly positive trait that often masks deeper emotional and physical vulnerabilities. Kirrilly can guide you on a journey to understand and overcome the pitfalls of people pleasing, allowing your listeners to live a more authentic, peaceful life.
Whether you’re hosting a podcast, webinar, or live event, Kirrilly brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective that will captivate your audience and inspire meaningful change. Don’t miss the opportunity to feature an expert who is making a real difference in the lives of many.
Latest Podcast Interviews, Speaking Engagements & Articles
Book a time
If you would like to request Kirrilly on your podcast or to speak at your event please fill out the form and we will be in contact with you.
Kirrilly Falivene
People Pleasing Expert
“I believe everyone has the capacity to grow into their most empowered selves. That’s why I am so passionate about sharing my People Pleasing Recovery approach.”
Start by choosing you
You might be interested in reading these latest articles...
The Overwhelmed Woman
Feeling overwhelmed? You’re not alone.. How many times have you felt overwhelmed recently? Once or twice? Every week? Every day? Over the last year, most of us could admit to
Rumination
Do you find yourself constantly worrying? Do you beat yourself up about something you’ve said to someone and worry you’ve somehow offended them? Are you always focussing on wha
The Triple Bind
What is the Triple Bind and how is it tying our daughters’ hands? There’s a problem facing young women today and it’s creating a generation of us who are becoming cripple
