Coaching
Life Transitions Coaching
A small, private coaching practice for people navigating change, reconsidering priorities, or seeking greater clarity about what comes next.
My approach is collaborative, practical, and tailored to each person. We work with your real goals and the actions that will move you forward.
Background
I am a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC). Before coaching I worked in international business and human resources, recruiting, hiring, and managing teams. That experience, combined with my formal coaching training, shapes the way I work: clear, grounded, and focused on what actually matters to you.
How I Work
My practice is grounded in the Co-Active approach:
- People are naturally creative, resourceful, and whole
- We respond to what emerges in the moment
- We focus on the whole person
- We support meaningful change in both awareness and action
I follow the International Coaching Federation Code of Ethics, with a strong emphasis on confidentiality, clear agreements, and respect for your autonomy.
A Different Perspective Through Painting
Sometimes words alone are not enough. As a practicing abstract artist, I can incorporate intuitive painting into the coaching process when it feels useful.
Painting offers another way to explore perspectives, notice assumptions, and approach goals. The focus is always on the insight the process brings, not on making “good” art. No painting experience is needed.
Working Together
I keep my coaching practice deliberately small so that each client receives real attention.
Every engagement begins with a complimentary 30-minute conversation. We talk about what you want, how I work, and whether we feel like a good fit. If we decide to continue, we set up a three-month coaching relationship with clear goals and regular check-ins. The number and length of sessions are tailored to you.
Coaching has always been part of my work
I became a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) in 2012 through the Co-Active Training Institute. Coaching has influenced the way I teach, facilitate and work with people ever since.
Today, I bring these two parts of my work together, using painting as a coaching tool, another way to explore, notice and discover what may not always emerge through words alone.