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Lucy Gornall
Transform workplace wellbeing with Lucy Gornall, speaker, health and fitness expert. Lucy works with organisations to improve employee wellness, balance professional demands, and overcome health challenges, delivering practical insights as Editor of Woman & Home's health title.
Lucy Gornall is the Editor of Woman & Home's health title, Feel Good You. In addition, she serves as the Health & Fitness Editor for various other women's titles, including Woman & Home, Woman, and Woman's Own, both in print and online.
When she isn't writing about health and fitness, Lucy lives and breathes it. She is a personal trainer specializing in pre and postnatal fitness. Maintaining a healthy diet is a top priority for her. It not only helped Lucy overcome debilitating IBS and gut issues in her early twenties, but it also played a crucial role in maintaining balanced hormones, promoting restful sleep, and sustaining high energy levels.
However, don't be mistaken; Lucy also enjoys cocktails and nights out. She firmly believes that balance is the key to a fulfilling lifestyle. Lucy brings a wealth of expertise as a health and fitness editor and personal trainer, offering invaluable insights into maintaining a healthy lifestyle while balancing professional demands. Her personal journey of overcoming health challenges provides relatable and motivational stories that can inspire your team to prioritize their well-being.
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frequently asked questions
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Lucy Gornall draws on her dual role as a health editor and personal trainer to frame sessions around her own health journey — including overcoming IBS through dietary change — using this as a narrative thread to illustrate practical, evidence-informed lifestyle adjustments.
Lucy Gornall speaks on women's health and fitness, nutrition and gut health, and pre and postnatal wellbeing. She is Editor of Feel Good You and Health and Fitness Editor across Woman & Home, Woman, and Woman's Own, and is a qualified personal trainer specialising in pre and postnatal fitness.
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