A space to make sense of things, find yourself - and figure out what's next for you.

Is this it? Maybe you've done everything you were supposed to - worked hard, hit the milestones, and something still doesn’t feel right. Or maybe that was never your path, and you're trying to find solid ground in a life that doesn't look like anyone else's. Either way, despite your best intentions you don’t feel certain of yourself or your direction ahead. It’s not that you’re looking for therapy exactly, but coaching requires you to know what your goals are and have conviction about your life.

Despite what your inner critic says about you, this is likely not your fault. Times have moved so quickly, with a digital age that’s grown rapidly, bringing either unprecedented expectations on us, or a dopamine-drained system that can’t find it’s way.

Sometimes when we feel lost, a therapist remaining unhelpfully neutral isn’t what we need. Yet coaching can feel overwhelming when we’re not there yet. What I’ve found works for my clients is a space that knows how to hold space for reflection and healing, and knows how to coach and guide people when they’re ready for it. A space that can uncover whatever is actually true for you, and help you get grounded again without an agenda for who you should become, so you can figure that out for yourself. That’s what I pride myself on doing.

Our journeys will be different, but I've been where you are now. I built an internationally recognised social enterprise in my 20s called Social Bite, and burned out so completely I couldn't leave the house for six months. When I finally left after 10 years of high achievement I was lost, trying to figure out what’s next. I ventured into my own therapeutic healing work such as ayahuasca ceremonies in the Amazon forest and breathwork practices in the hilltops of Northern Thailand.

Everything I do now, as a trained Purpose Coach & Enneagram Facilitator with over 2500 hours experience, and a psychotherapist in training, comes from finding my way back - cultivating a life where the word “success” comes from within, instead of external showmanship which left me feeling empty. Now I bring together for my clients the structured yet explorative process I wish I’d had when I was trying to heal and rediscover myself.