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New career: Former Strictly star Camilla is now a motivational speaker and life coach
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Camilla Sacre-Dallerup is stepping out in a new direction – and will host two-day meditation retreats at Champneys Spa starting in September.
The sessions are part of a new career for Camilla, 41, who now lives in Los Angeles and has retired from showbiz to focus on a career as a motivational speaker and life coach.
She hopes to help participants achieve the kind of ‘mental strength’ that saw her rise to the top in ballroom dancing.
A friend said: ‘Camilla has been in America for the past five years where she’s a highly successful life coach, but in Britain people just think of the Strictly razzle dazzle.’
Camilla’s Unplug Meditation Retreat at Champneys Tring will cost £499 to £578pp.
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Former Strictly Come Dancing star Camilla Sacre-Dallerup, 46, was a part of the professional line-up on the BBC show from 2004 to 2008 and won her last series with Holby City actor Tom Chambers. In her most recent interview, the dancer referred to herself as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) - a term used to describe someone who has heightened sensitivity to sights, sounds and other stimuli, which was coined by psychologist Elaine Aron.
Camilla, who now works as a life coach and author, credited a lifestyle change and prioritising sleep to help overcome the “anxious” feelings she faced in the early days of her career.
On leaving Strictly Come Dancing, she said: “I needed to find a life for myself where I could be comfortable.
“Now I’m self-employed and that works for me because I can put in boundaries and schedule in some meditation, a hike or go to the ocean if that’s what I need to be OK.
“When the show was over on a Saturday night, I wouldn’t go out and party with the others – I had to go home and get my sleep.”
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