Amy Coombe

“I wish I heard this sooner.”
“I wish my daughter was here for this.”
“Our school needs this – my child needs this.”
"When are you presenting next? I have a friend who needs to listen to this"

I’ve heard those words again and again over the past 15 years, speaking across Australia about mental health, resilience, anxiety, body image, self-worth, and family connection.

And now, I’m doing something new.

Because right now, I can't travel the state like I used to.
I’m in the thick of parenting myself — raising three beautiful humans (10, 8 and 5), juggling the chaos, the magic, and the mental load of it all.

But what I can do — is bring the same tools, strategies and heart I’ve shared with hundreds of schools, families and workplaces…
right into your home.

💻 Introducing my new online webinar series for parents, young people, families and individuals.

We’ll be having the real conversations about the things we usually brush under the rug — confidence, anxiety, body image, inner critics, low moods, depression & when to seek help, self-esteem, and the honest truth about how to actually talk to each other about our mental health and wellbeing, especially when we're struggling and not okay.

These webinars will be warm, honest, and practical.

$40 per household
✅ Real tools - easy to use and simple to implement
✅ Big heart
✅ Safe space
✅ Life-changing conversations

You can come on your own, as a parent, join with your child, or watch together as a family.

You don’t need to have it all together.
You just need to be brave enough to book a ticket and show up.
You also don't need to have your camera or mic on; you don't have to be seen and can leave all the talking to me.

👉 First session: “Why don’t I feel good about my body? Starting real conversations about body image"

📅 Sunday 29th June @ 4pm
📲 Book your spot here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/stronger-together-webinar-series-with-amy-coombe-registration-1390545301429?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

If you’ve ever said:
“I wish I knew how to talk to my kids about this,”
“I want to help, but I don’t know what to say…”
"How can teach my child about positive body image when I've never learnt it myself"
"I wish I felt comfy in my body and confident within"
This is for you.

We’re not meant to figure this out alone.
We can do it together 💛

I'm excited!
Hope you are too xx

Well that's a wrap! ❤️

I just attended my last work meeting with not just my laptop bag, but as always, a toy bag, snack bag, drink bottle & child by my side.

For 6 years my kids have been part of my working world in every way, shape & form possible; they've been bounced on my lap through work meetings, slept in the pram next to board room tables, attended conferences, sat in the audience of presentations, helped me deliver presentations, travelled to rural WA & travelled interstate with me.

This feels like a monumental moment.

When I became pregnant with Billy I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't compromise who I am, my values & what I wanted both as a Mum & as an individual, and my goodness I hit the actual jackpot, in falling in love with a man who supported that promise. Together Brandon & I have juggled, shuffled, pivoted, swap roles, smashed the societal norm of what a Husband & Wife should do within the home, have literally met in carparks to tag-team like the A-Team that we are, & always found a way to laugh our way through the chaos, for the greater good of our family - which is our actual world.

Last month I organised the biggest conference of my career with over 200 attendees at Edith Cowan University, over 20 Trade Exhibitors & over 45 presenters & do you know what was said in the thank you speech to me in front of a hall full of people - this was a full Coombe family affair so thank you to Brandon & your 3 kids. They put together name tags, merch, helped with set up & pack up, wrote me notes of support, reminded me to believe in myself & Brandon was there for the full 2 days of the conference laughing his way through it with me. I still can't articulate what that felt like as a women with 3 young children who knows how hard society makes it for us to work in roles that make our heart truly happy.

Billy's heading into year 5, Vahls into year 3 & Jakeyboy into full time school. Somehow, (& I have absolutely no bloody idea how!) we made it all work with not 1 member of family within our State.

Proud is an understatement.

This champagne tasted like the best glass of bubbles I've ever drank & Jakey had no idea why I kept saying "we bloody did it mate" as tears rolled down my face ❤️

It's always hard when the last page of a chapter turns; I never find that easy but I do believe that when one door closes, another door opens. I'm genuinely excited to start a new chapter of my life with a family that no longer has babies within it & has never felt so united, connected & content as what my little tribe of 5 has been feeling like of late.
xx

I've spent the day with 6 gorgeous, big hearted, beautiful humans today who are all Mental Health Speakers for one of my favourite Mental Health Charities in Perth & I am actually buzzing with joy - so much so that I popped a glass of bubbles to celebrate! 🙂 These 6 legends are out there smashing the stigma associated with mental illness but today they put their presentations on hold & attended my workshop where I spent the day facilitating & teaching all my favourite tips & strategies for storytelling & public speaking. My goodness it was F.U.N! The Facilitators were brave, vulnerable, funny & open & as I drove home tonight my smile felt beaming bright. I used to be the one sat in training rooms learning all I could from National Speakers because I had a little crazy dream that if I just didn't give up, maybe, just maybe I could turn speaking into a meaningful & purposeful career. 15 years later, I'm on the other side of the learning desk, teaching those who were sitting where I've once sat, listening to them share feedback about the day, that blew me away. What a feeling that is to feel. Dreams really do come true ❤️