Pam Burrows, People Booster

Pam Burrows, People Booster

Fellow of PSAUKI, NLP Master Prac., DipS

NOT, UK
Pam delivers powerful, live, online workshops, to reduce stress and boost energy and does so with humour & empathy. Her interactive sessions have a positive impact during, and long after, the event.

Pam blends her early career in social services and child development with a solid background in the psychology of human behaviour. She became a Master Practitioner in NLP, (Neuro Linguistic Programming), and then went further to develop the suite of techniques she now uses to help individuals, teams and whole organisations.


Working with leaders to build a robust culture of well-being at the highest level, she then takes their staff through energising workshops to create ongoing positive, supportive and effective workplace interactions and self-care habits.


Organisations that work with Pam notice the lift in people's spirits right away and are soon able to also cite improvements in staff engagement, retention and changes in sick leave statistics. An unexpected bonus also emerged; captured in clear data by her client Experian, Pam's work resulted in a marked increase in productivity and response times.

Pam brings nearly 30 years experience of speaking on human behaviour, is a Fellow of the Professional Speaking Association UK and Ireland and won the EUOSHA award for Healthy Workplaces by helping a key client to embed strategies to address stress in the workplace. She talks on BBC radio and her local TV station regularly invite her to boost their viewers wellbeing.

Pam blends her early career in social services and child development with a solid background in the psychology of human behaviour. She became a Master Practitioner in NLP, (Neuro Linguistic Programming), and then went further to develop the suite of techniques she now uses to help individuals, teams and whole organisations.


Working with leaders to build a robust culture of well-being at the highest level, she then takes their staff through energising workshops to create ongoing positive, supportive and effective workplace interactions and self-care habits.


Organisations that work with Pam notice the lift in people's spirits right away and are soon able to also cite improvements in staff engagement, retention and changes in sick leave statistics. An unexpected bonus also emerged; captured in clear data by her client Experian, Pam's work resulted in a marked increase in productivity and response times.

Pam brings nearly 30 years experience of speaking on human behaviour, is a Fellow of the Professional Speaking Association UK and Ireland and won the EUOSHA award for Healthy Workplaces by helping a key client to embed strategies to address stress in the workplace. She talks on BBC radio and her local TV station regularly invite her to boost their viewers wellbeing.

CARE - A model for well-being

The CARE Well-Being Model is a way to address wellbeing issues for you, your team and your organisation as a whole.
After nearly thirty years of a variety of human behaviour work, Pam repeatedly saw some important life changing messages that seem common to all of us. She narrowed these down to four key areas, powerful ways to affect our physical, mental and emotional health.
Adopting the CARE Model yourself can lead to greater balance, clarity and contentment.
Applying it in...
Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeInspirational / Life-changingHumorous / Funny

Online Spa Retreat for frazzled professionals

Right now so many people are at risk of burnout. This fun, practical and highly impactful experience has an immediate effect on stress levels. Particpants say that the session results in the best night's sleep in a long time.
The session weaves in the science and psychology of stress but also includes:
A relaxing foot spa
How to self massage those sort shoulders
How to do self-reflexology on hands and/or feet
Breathing techniques to switch off stress hormones
Audience ActivityEducational / InformativeTechnical / SpecificInspirational / Life-changingHumorous / Funny