Dr. Grace Anderson
Accredited Master Coach, NLP Practitioner & Author, specialising in Breakup & Divorce Recovery, Relationships, Personal Empowerment and Leadership/Executive Coaching.
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Dr. Grace Anderson
Dr. Grace Anderson is a retired outstanding Headteacher, an Accredited Master Coach, and an NLP Practitioner. She specialises in coaching women to full recovery after a breakup or divorce, helping them rebuild their lives positively.
Dr. Anderson is passionate about helping women overcome life-upsets, regain their self-worth, and go on to rebuild their happiness independently. She had a divorce herself as a young woman with young children, so she knows the pain of being rejected by someone you built your life’s hopes on.
She is also a Master Coach for Leadership, Relationships, and Personal Empowerment. She is an award-winning novelist – Dizzy Angel (1985). Among her many publications are:
• After The Storm, A Woman’s Compassionate Guide to Healing, Confidence and Joy After Divorce or Heartbreak (2025)
• The Empowered Woman’s Path – A Guide to Leading, Thriving and Balancing Ambition with Family Life (2025)
• The Relationship Blueprint, From Understanding to Unbreakable Connection (2025)
Her books are available on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, or on her website.
Professional Background & Training
Dr. Grace Anderson’s professional training and experience include:
• Accredited Master Coach: Breakup & Divorce Recovery Coaching
• NLP Practitioner
• Certified Relationship Coach
• Certified Life Coach
• Certified Executive Coach
• Certified Personal Empowerment Coach
She also holds various degrees as a teacher of English and was an outstanding Headteacher for ten years.
What I'm Known For
Philosophy
My core philosophy is that everyone has a right to happiness, and that no one should take it upon themselves to make anyone else extremely unhappy. It follows, therefore, that I advocate for cordial human relationships, especially between people who initially chose to be together as partners.
It goes without saying, then, that when one partner decides to be abusive and oppressive to the other, the best thing would be for the abused to get out to safety very fast, and for the abuser to be held responsible by the authorities and made to pay.
It is important for the abused to regain their self-confidence and know that they can live their lives independently and happily with the right support.