LIFE & CAREER COACHING LONDON

For most of the women I work with, redundancy surfaces something bigger. Not just the question of what’s next – but whether what came before was actually working.
The pressure to sort it out quickly is real. So is the pull toward something different. Holding both of those at once, while your confidence has taken a knock, is genuinely hard.
That’s where we start.
Not with interview prep or applications, but with understanding what you actually want next — and what may have been driving your decisions until now. Together, we untangle the habits ambitious women are often rewarded for professionally but which quietly cost them personally: over-functioning, over-delivering, underestimating yourself, adapting too quickly, asking too little.
The goal isn’t simply to help you find another job. It’s to help you make your next move with clarity, confidence, and intention.
How we work together
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A few years ago I was made redundant from a role in tech. I know the panic, the grief, the strange mix of relief and directionlessness. I also know the soul-searching – working out what you actually believe you deserve, where your thinking is holding you back, and what you’re willing to accept next.
I used it as a springboard. Not because I’m unusually resilient – but because I had the space, the tools, and the right questions to think it through properly. That’s what I now give other women.
Almost all my clients are women because I understand the particular pressures we carry – around confidence, self-worth, what we’re allowed to want. I believe these deserve to be named and dealt with directly, not worked around.
If redundancy has forced a pause, this is a space to work out what you want to do with it.
A discovery call is a free, no obligation conversation to understand more about you and your situation. It helps us work out whether we’re a good fit and if coaching is the type of support you need. If it’s not, I’ll tell you so.