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Dear Friends!
I hope that you and your families are keeping well and safe during these challenging times. I know it can be difficult to adapt to this new situation and I want to take this opportunity to let you know how I operate during these times: I do 1:1 mindfulness consultations to help people deal with isolation and to work on their public/camera speaking, motivation, planning and personal development. Please call or message me on 07799965611 or e-mail at idan4naor@gmail.com. The Little Book of CBD which I wrote with Penguin Publishing House is out and available on Amazon, or directly from www.feelgood-essentials.com when you buy CBD, which I think is a great addition to boost one's immune system. Whilst The Feel Good Cafe is now closed you can still touch base with us on WhatsApp, Instagram or Facebook for amazing plant-based recipes which are easy to follow and support us by purchasing discounted vouchers for yourself or your loved ones to enjoy once the cafe is re-opened. For anything else please let me know! For those interested in online training, check out Hypnotherapy Training International run by incredible Dr. John Butler. Lastly, if I can support any of you, I will do my upmost to do so. I will gladly promote anyone that has any relevant online services or events. Please stay safe, positive and eat healthy 🙏🙏 Thank you so much for your tremendous support as always! Lots of love Idan ❤
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Idan Naor studied psychology (BSc Hons) at UEL. Later he taught foundation students and was the founder of SOSMentor, a program that supported students in their studies via pairing them with mentors.
During his studies he worked under Professor Janet Treasure at The Institute of Psychiatry (King’s College London). There he learned about eating disorders from world’s leaders. |
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In 2009-2011 he ran and managed a volunteers' group at Drugsline. The volunteers' duties were to support anyone dealing with addiction directly or indirectly. Idan made major advancements in this charity.
In 2012 Idan was struggling with ME, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). He took time off to heal himself by going plant based, extensive water fasting and positive psychology.
Upon his return to health, he opened a health hub café in Chingford known as The Feel Good Café.
In 2012 Idan was struggling with ME, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS). He took time off to heal himself by going plant based, extensive water fasting and positive psychology.
Upon his return to health, he opened a health hub café in Chingford known as The Feel Good Café.
FEEL GOOD LEARNING
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Idan delivers tailored online presentations on Zoom and in-person talks to groups of students of all ages covering a motivational message based on his life journey and overcoming difficulties.
If you know a school that will find this interesting please let us know - we would love to see him spread the message of positivity, motivation and well-being! His recent presentation covered his journey with dyslexia, CFS/ME as well as the café and its community, entrepreneurship, the value of mentors and veganism amongst other topics. If you're a parent or a teacher please take a moment to view our YouTube videos and Facebook posts and get in touch with us - we would love to teach your children how to eat well for life and go through life with joy and a sense of fulfilment. Please e-mail us at thefgcafe@gmail.com or call Idan at 07799965611. |
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We also organise nutrition seminars and workshops at your workplace.
We would be more than happy to teach your staff about healthy eating, reduced absenteeism and sick leave and increased motivation.
We would be more than happy to teach your staff about healthy eating, reduced absenteeism and sick leave and increased motivation.