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My coaching practice today has grown out of my own explorations and need to find  meaning in my own challenges. I spent many years exploring various professions including art and sustainabity but it was a master's degree which I completed in 2016 which helped me understand the connection between personal experience, creativity and sustainability. I feel strongly now that we (human beings) are, in fact, the 'final frontier': we need to understand ourselves and others far better if we wish to evolve enough to be able to create a peaceful environment and world. Coaching helps with that and I get to meet the most amazing people too. 

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Most recently my life as a coach has developed to include working with people with neurodiversity and, in particular, autism which has added a rich new element to my practice. However I aim to coach the whole person rather than any named condition presenting, so my work continues with a wide range of clients from all walks of life.

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​​Since completing my masters, I completed my diploma in Professional Coaching, certificates in Process Oriented Psychology and Facilitation and, before the masters, I undertook  6 years of personal Jungian Psychotherapy.  I am trauma trained and a member of the Association for Coaching.

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When I am not coaching, I draw portraits and often have various other art and writing projects on the go.