As a qualified coach with experience in leadership and personal development, I help you build resilience and confidence through life’s twists and turns. I help you find your footing, regain confidence and rewrite your next chapter - with compassion, honesty and hope.
My health changed overnight, and I went from someone who won’t pretend she was ever *Million Dollar Baby*, but happily smashed out regular boxercise classes, who loved reliving her childhood passion for horse riding and occasionally signed up for the odd muddy challenge or a mountain hike (who am I kidding - they were big hills, but you get the picture).
Then life threw me a proper curveball
I've spent over a decade coaching people in the corporate world - leadership, mindset, confidence, the whole lot. I got my CIPD qualification, built programmes, fixed team dynamics, and somehow became the unofficial therapist for every “quick chat” that turned into a 45-minute life crisis.
I went from being constantly on the move to pacing myself so I wasn’t exhausted just from walking up the stairs. Who knew recovering from taking a shower was even a thing?
And honestly, the identity shift didn’t stop there.
I went from being the last one standing at most events - the girl who *never* knew when to call it a night - to a teetotal, serial early-nighter who rarely sees past 9pm. Trust me, no one is more shocked than I am.
As scream-into-a-pillow frustrating as this journey has been, there are parts of my old life I no longer crave or even have space for anymore. Humbling stuff… and also unexpectedly grounding.
In true Yorkshire fashion, I cracked on - stubbornly, slowly, and with a sense of humour that kept me going.
It taught me what real strength looks like: messy, human, sometimes laugh-or-you’ll-cry chaotic, and absolutely nothing like the motivational posters would have you believe.
After rebuilding my life one light bulb moment after the other, I gained my ACCPH accreditation because I knew I didn’t want to just survive this - I wanted to be of use to others experiencing their own plot twist too.
All of that suddenly shifted
Alongside formal qualifications, ongoing self-development is a core part of both my practice and my values. Living with chronic illness means growth isn’t theoretical - it’s lived, evolving, and deeply personal. I actively invest in continued learning, reflection, and supervision to ensure my coaching remains relevant, compassionate, and responsive to real life. Staying present, informed, and self-aware isn’t an add-on to Plan B Coaching® - it’s part of the responsibility of doing this work well.
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