At Integrity Coaching, we are dedicated to supporting individuals through life’s most challenging moments. As the UK’s leading provider of coaching for school leaders, we help individuals navigate stress, build emotional resilience, and lead with authenticity and purpose. Our work is rooted in the belief that true transformation happens when people are given the space to reflect, heal, and grow.

Viv Grant is an author, Executive Coach, and former Headteacher with a deep commitment to emotional wellbeing and leadership development. She is also a cancer survivor. Her personal journey through a rare cancer diagnosis has shaped her latest book, Learning to Walk in the Dark—a deeply personal exploration of resilience, hope, and navigating life’s uncertainties.

Recognising the vital role that integrative cancer support plays, Viv is donating 5% of the book’s profits to Yes to Life—helping more people access the holistic support they need.

Learning to Walk in the Dark is a book for anyone facing uncertainty, adversity, or deep personal change. Through a blend of memoir and reflective practice, Viv shares how she navigated grief, trauma, and her cancer diagnosis, turning to art as a source of healing. The book offers insights and inspiration for:

• Cancer patients and survivors seeking stories of hope and transformation

• Caregivers and loved ones supporting those facing illness

• Leaders, professionals, and changemakers navigating difficult transitions in their personal or professional lives

Through her story, Viv invites readers to embrace the unknown, find strength in vulnerability, and discover new ways to heal and thrive.

https://www.integritycoaching.co.uk/learning-to-walk-in-the-dark/

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Disclaimer
The information and content provided on these pages and in the programme are intended for information and educational purposes only and not to substitute for professional medical advice. The 1939 Cancer Act states that cancer treatment and treatment advice can only be provided by qualified medical professionals. Yes to Life charity does not consider that any of the information, made available in the conference programmes or on the website, will treat or cure cancer. Always seek qualified medical advice before making any changes to your conventional treatment plans.