Beinginbetween

Are you looking for a more meaningful, fulfilling career? It can be daunting to leave a stable, paid job; especially if you do not know what you want to do next. This program will help you gain clarity on a career and lifestyle that will fulfill and excite you, and provide a roadmap for how to make it a reality. The healing journey is distinct. Alongside the physical changes, a mental, emotional and spiritual paradigm shift occurs as we accept our circumstances and treat ourselves with compassion. This program covers mental, emotional and physical health recovery.

My approach to one-to-one coaching is to be your sounding board. I blend powerful questions, insightful perception and other coaching tools with sharing personal experiences when relevant and requested. I believe in knowledge sharing. Consider me a supportive, critical friend. I will not give you advice, but will support you to trust your own judgment and intuition. I trained in transformational, co-active coaching with Coaches Training Institute in 2013 and facilitation with the Gestalt Centre.

I've spent over 15 years supporting people through career transitions. Initially, I founded two award-winning organisations supporting people leaving prison to find their 'spark' or sense of purpose - which usually meant a complete change in sector! Later, I set up my own coaching practice for start-up and exiting entrepreneurs, and mid-career leaders changing their professional direction. I've immersed myself in the multi-disciplinary study of transitions: drawing lessons from behavioural science, psychology, philosophy, fiction, art, poetry, mythology and nature.

I've really celebrated some breakthroughs. I wrote down some intentions before the course started, and they have all been fulfilled (and more besides). Stepping out of the mainstream way of doing things - the squiggly path - is unnerving and can feel isolating. Everyone in the group was at different stages and it was helpful to hear about their challenges, how they were tackling them and what they were stuck with. It was good to be in a space where you didn't have to show up with everything sorted!