Jayne Morris

Jayne Morris is an ICF-accredited Master Certified Coach, burnout specialist, and co-founder of Balanceology who transforms how leaders and organisations prevent and recover from workplace burnout. Author of 'Burnout to Brilliance' and recipient of the 2026 Men You Need to Know Award from Black Leadership Worldwide, she has coached from Harley Street since 2010, contributed expert insights to The Telegraph, The Guardian, and Psychologies Magazine, and appeared across BBC, Channel 4, and SKY media. Her sessions equip audiences with practical strategies to recognise burnout early, build sustainable resilience, and create healthier workplace cultures that protect wellbeing whilst maintaining high performance.

After founding Balanceology and establishing her coaching practice on London's Harley Street in 2010, Jayne Morris has spent over a decade transforming how organisations and leaders understand, prevent, and recover from workplace burnout. Recognised in 2026 with the Men You Need to Know Award by Black Leadership Worldwide, she has become one of the UK's most trusted voices on sustainable performance and workplace wellbeing. Her book, 'Burnout to Brilliance', distils years of frontline coaching experience into practical frameworks that challenge toxic leadership patterns and rebuild healthier workplace cultures. As co-founder and director of Balanceology, she has guided countless individuals through burnout recovery whilst helping organisations reduce absenteeism and protect their people without compromising performance.

Jayne holds ICF Master Certified Coach accreditation alongside credentials as a Certified Coach Supervisor, PG Cert Tutor, and Mentor Coach. Her professional contributions extend well beyond individual coaching sessions. As an Associate Tutor for Barefoot Coaching Ltd, she trains coaches globally through the ICF accredited PG Cert Coach Training Programme, equipping practitioners with the skills to support others facing burnout. Her expertise has been sought by leading media outlets including The Telegraph, The Guardian, and Cosmopolitan, and she has contributed regularly to Psychologies Magazine Life Labs and The Huffington Post. Jayne's media presence spans television and radio, with appearances on BBC, Channel 4, and SKY, where she translates complex psychological concepts into accessible strategies for everyday resilience. As co-host of the widely recognised Art of Balance Podcast, she continues to reach audiences across major platforms, offering insight into stress management and sustainable leadership. Her earlier work as resident life coach expert for NHS Online Health Sector further demonstrates her commitment to making wellbeing support accessible and evidence-based.

Jayne's keynote speeches and workshops equip audiences with tangible tools to recognise the early warning signs of burnout, challenge workplace cultures that normalise overwork, and build resilience that lasts beyond the event itself. Her approach combines psychological insight with practical application, enabling leaders to create environments where high performance and genuine wellbeing coexist. Participants leave her sessions with clear strategies they can implement immediately, from reframing productivity to establishing boundaries that protect both individual health and team effectiveness. Living on the coast near Bristol with her husband and two daughters, Jayne models the balance she teaches through sea swimming, coastal walks with the family dog Blade, and organising three-day restorative retreats. Her holistic perspective and lived experience lend authenticity to her message, reminding audiences that sustainable success requires more than ambition; it demands intentional self-care and systemic change.