Clear thinking
Questions that help separate the real problem from noise, fear and inherited expectations.
ABOUT
Warmth without avoiding what needs to be said.
Helping professional women aged 25–55 at life’s crossroads discover their own way of living well — and build the capability to create it.
Curious, honest, practical
WHO I AM
I believe useful change starts with better contact with reality.
I am an ICF-accredited coach, occupational psychologist and leadership development professional. I have spent years helping people think, learn and change—inside organisations and across very human life transitions.
I am not here to hand you a template for the “right” life. I am here to help you see what is actually happening, get specific about what matters, notice the assumptions shaping your choices and try something real.
That means our conversations can be thoughtful and deep. They can also be practical, structured and occasionally very funny. Life is serious enough. The experiment does not always have to be.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Honest reflection
Warmth, care and encouragement—without avoiding what needs to be said.
Practical movement
Small, real experiments that create evidence instead of endless analysis.
Flexible structure
A process with direction, adapted to what is actually happening in your life.
Growing independence
The goal is to strengthen your ability to navigate life after coaching ends.
Human conversation
Professional and psychology-informed, but never cold, clinical or corporate.
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
Grounded in psychology. Shaped by real life.
- ICF-accredited coach (ACC)
- MSc Occupational Psychology
- Organisational psychologist and leadership development professional
- Former regional learning and development lead supporting 150+ staff across multiple countries
- Experience supporting career transitions, leadership growth, wellbeing and personal change
A FEW HUMAN DETAILS
Born in Hong Kong. Now based in the UK.
Psychology nerd. Yoga regular. Dolphin enthusiast. Curious traveller. Slightly obsessed with experimenting with life and seeing what reality teaches us.
Reality gives surprisingly good feedback.
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