Cynthia Morton Travels from Brisbane, QLD

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Cynthia Morton is often described by her clients and audiences as a Wordsmith and a Hope Masseuse. For the past two decades her nationally award winning Emotional Fitness techniques have earned the following recognition. A Pride of Australia Medal, An Australian of The Year Award (Local Hero Category), An Award of Distinction for Services of Humanity (Australian Medical Assoc. of Qld) The Prime Ministers Award for outstanding contribution in drug and alcohol endeavours.

As a columnist for Better Health Magazine, Spa Life, Brisbane Circle and Spark Magazine Cynthia is often asked to comment in the media on emotional issues. The Emotional Fitness Program has provided services for: Australian Federal Government (Dept. of Health & Ageing) Griffith University Royal Brisbane Hospital, QR National, Relationships Australia Queensland, State Government (Dept. Health) Lifeline Australia, The Department of Education, The Step Up Foundation, Montessori Australia, Family Relationships Services Australia, Brisbane City Council, Victorian Transport Association, Lend Lease & Channel Nine.

Cynthia’s keynote presentations and workshops offer a common-sense formula and emotional tools that take the individual on a voyage of discovery. She explores the impact emotional illiteracy and heart trauma has on a human heart as it gets stuck in the mode of survival.

Cynthia’s Emotional Fitness approach focuses on the art of hearticulation to improve emotional resilience. When the four seasons of life become challenging her hearticulation techniques assist with answering anger, weathering change, sitting with sadness and anxiety, and enhancing emotional intimacy with ourselves and others.

Cynthia is not only a successful published Australian author of six books she also works nationally one on one with private clients as well as offering Emotional Fitness workshops and keynote addresses. Testimonials on her work from media personalities include Deborah Hutton, Wayne Carey and Robin Bailey. Leading academics Professor John B. Saunders and Dr. Beres Wenck have been supporting her work for over two decades.

Her six books A Helping Hand With Life (Hachette Publishers) Emotional Fitness (Finch Publishers) The Four Seasons of The Heart A quartet of books Anger, Sadness, Change and Growth (Boolarong Press) are available in bookstores nationally.

Keynote Titles

To thine own self be true

Testimonials

Cynthia’s presentation had the girls mesmerised for the two hours and full of positive comments afterwards. You had such strong messages and such an effective way of delivering them. I feel it was a very important part of their education as they set off from school. We have booked her in advance for next years Schoolies week preparation.

Stuartholme School

When I first heard Cynthia speak over ten years ago I knew I was seeing and hearing an undeniable truth. Here was a genuine human being whose personal journey of recovery required her to tap into her own unique Indigene and find the right path of the heart. This is a woman who has learnt to hunt and gather the right soul food for fuelling her journey. I believe Cynthia’s work ‘Emotional Fitness’ has much to offer to members of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community who are seeking more tools and a roadtested map to healing. Gallan Goorringen!

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Programs Relationships Australia

Cynthia has been kindly volunteering her time and energy facilitating Emotional Fitness groups as part of the Drug and Alcohol treatment program at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital for approximately 16 years. Her inspirational story of recovery, helpful tools and advice compliment the treatment program offered at the RBWH. Through the loved experience and connectedness of those who have recovered from addiction clients are provided with hope and support. Cynthia’s Emotional Fitness Groups instil confidence and are always well-received and appreciated.

Royal Brisbane And Women’s Hospital