Can I schedule an in-person session?
I only coach online. Coaching is a conversational technique designed to help you get specific results. You and I don’t need to be in the same room for that to work well.
It also means it’s less likely we’ll ever bump into each other, thus creating enough distance to allow for deeper openness, honesty and growth. And while we may never cross paths in a random coffee shop, the focus and honesty we create online often feels even more powerful.
How much does a session cost?
I offer packages of five and ten sessions. (Individual sessions are only available once we've built an ongoing coaching relationship)
You can find full details of my current pricing here.
How often do the sessions take place?
I usually recommend speaking every 10 to 14 days for the first few sessions. After that, the frequency often naturally tapers off a little, depending on your needs and momentum.
I’m not prescriptive, though and we’ll find a rhythm that feels useful for you. Just bear in mind that too much time between sessions can slow your progress.
What does a career coaching session look like?
I have a simple structure for my sessions. Start fast, go deep, end strong.
Start fast: We’ll quickly review highlights, learnings and any actions agreed since our last session. Then we’ll set a clear focus for what you want to achieve today.
Go deep: A 60-minute session allows us to explore one or two topics thoroughly — challenging assumptions, unlocking new perspectives, and generating plenty of "aha" moments.
End strong: Coaching without action is just conversation. Every session ends with clear action steps designed to move you forward.
Can I record my sessions?
Absolutely, and I encourage it. Re-watching your sessions can offer a useful meta-perspective, as well as a wonderful way to zoom out – pun intended.
Do I need a therapist instead of a career coach?
Coaching works best when you have at least some self-motivation and optimism about the future — even if it fluctuates.
If you’re struggling to motivate yourself to take any action at all, therapy might be a better first step. Once you feel stronger and more energised, coaching can then help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Do I need a career advisor instead of a career coach?
If you want detailed, tactical and sector-specific advice — like CV reviews, LinkedIn rewrites, or job search strategy — a career advisor or consultant might be a better fit.
What I offer is different:
• A structured, supportive space to figure out what you really want
• Clarity about your direction
• A plan that feels both doable and grounded
Together, we’ll move you from thinking about change to actually creating it.