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Professional Coaching

“Picture your brain forming new connections as you meet the challenge and learn. Keep on going.” – Carol S. Dweck

I sought a coach in my mid 30’s when I was at a crossroads in my life professionally and personally. Six coaching sessions helped me understand my values, my longer term goals, gave me a space to explore “why now?”, establish a clear plan with accountability and gave me space to “think” things through with someone. This was a life changing experience for me; within 1 year I had changed my job, chosen a new career path and psychologically felt calmer and more connected with my values and longer term goals and ideals.

How I work as a coach?

I am an EMCC accredited professional coach and work collaboratively with individuals and teams. My specialism is career change or development and career progression and achieving work-life balance.

Usually people have between 4 and 8 coaching sessions. Each session can be 1, 1.5 or 2 hours long. The session length will be agreed prior to first coaching session.

Get In Touch to book a free 30 minute Discovery Call

In my experience people decide to engage with coaching for a number of reasons for both personal and professional growth. Some example clients that I am working with:

  1. A professional transitioning to a management role
    I work and support professionals who are moving into leadership or management roles, seeking guidance on how to navigate the shift in responsibilities, build confidence as a leader, and establish strategies for success in their new role.

  2. A student reaching the of university
    I work with students and graduates finishing university who are unsure about their next career steps, looking for clarity on how to translate their academic experiences into career opportunities and set a clear, actionable career path.

  3. A parent seeking a change to career after maternity
    I support mums re-entering the workforce after maternity leave, seeking support in identifying new career directions, regaining confidence, and balancing personal and professional life during the time of transition.

  4. A mature student working toward achieving work-life balance whilst studying, working and supporting young family
    I work with people juggling academic commitments with personal and professional responsibilities, seeking support in managing their time, aligning their priorities, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.