SIMON MORRELL

We are very lucky that people ask us what our latest projects are so listen in as Simon gives a short update. Remember for bookings, physical self defence seminars and talking events, please email me, Julie at info@simonmorrell.com

Julie & Simon on Never Giving Up. The following is, as always, a true story and tells of a legal battle Julie and I have endured and kept private over the last year. The details of the legal issue aren't important; the moral of the story is. Please feel free to share with your friends and family.

A true story of abuse, survival and alcohol withdrawal.

A Blast From The Past. I’ve been very lucky to be taught by some great instructors and be featured in the media.

Simon and the IRA. Some of you will know about Simon’s turbulent relationship with his father, Peter, and it largely stemmed from the man’s dishonesty and how he always seemed to put Simon in the firing line. In the early 2000s, Simon received a phone call that changed how he looked at his father, his life and his training.

Our Truths Count. What we do, how we conduct ourselves, how we strive for our goals, and how hard we work all tell our truth. In this short talk, Simon tells of his truths and what he does to make them count.

Don't Rush Your Recovery. When we have poor mental health, anxiety or panic attacks, we are desperate to get better, but don't let that desperation fool you. In this short talk, Simon tells of his own experiences and how he recovered from them.

Despite the Fear. This very short doc-film, produced some time ago, is a very honest insight into the fears Simon has faced and overcome, including a particularly bad time when Simon was at loggerheads with a gang of local drug dealers.

Negative People, You Might Be Surprised Who They Are

Some words on training, fears and moving forwards.

Am I Drinking Too Much? Is a true and hard hitting story.

Words For a Thursday. For this fine week in May, here is a selection of Simon's social media talks in which he takes in leadership, fear, respite, positivity and goal setting.

Being Afraid Of Fear. It isn't usually the fear that stops us in our tracks; it is the feelings that come with it. In this short film, Fear Control expert Simon Morrell explains a little bit about it all.

An Everyday Warrior. From a very young age, I realised my father was not a man of honour. If God sent me an angel in my wife Julie, he most certainly sent me a devil for a dad. I was just six years of age when I saw my first "heavy", a mountain of a man, sent to our house to recover a debt my father owed.

Being Bullied is a true story based on the award winning books From Bullied to Black Belt & An Everyday Warrior.

If you are living in fear, there is hope. You can move on and succeed. From Bullied to Black Belt is a true story.

I've never kept my alcohol abuse a secret. It isn't something I am particularly ashamed of, not something to feel proud about, but my withdrawal was a desperate attempt to rid myself of hangovers, falls, arguments and ultimately the man who caused me to drink so much in the first place; my father.

For Anyone Who Has Ever Been Bullied. My misery at the hands of bullies was becoming too big for me. My pain, both physically and mentally, was becoming uncontrollable. Panic attacks were my daily diet, sleepless nights almost a ritual. Something had to give. Eventually, I started doing things that frightened me outside of the bullying environment. Things that frightened me, but things I knew would eventually lead me to the path of confidence. It worked, and the more confiden

When the IRA Came to Town, sometime ago, as I say in my office, having not long taken over my father's business, a mistake that almost cost me my life, I received a phone call that changed how I dealt and thought about conflict forever.

Love, a Fuel for Fear. There is more than one way to cope with fear.