Who I work with
I am not good at everything. I am unusually good at these five, and I would rather be specific than pretend otherwise.
Coaches who say they help everybody help nobody in particular. These are the five situations I have spent the most time inside, where I know the shape of the problem before you finish describing it.
You did well and it feels wrong
Imposter syndrome, guilt about earning more than the people you came from, and the quiet certainty that you are about to be found out.
Read this →Your child was just diagnosed
For first-time mothers of autistic and special needs children, in the part nobody prepares you for: the part that is about you.
Read this →Someone you love is using
For the partner, the parent, the adult child. I do not work with the addiction. I work with the person whose life is being shaped by it.
Read this →You cannot afford to leave
For women whose options are limited by money, where every piece of advice online assumes a choice you do not currently have.
Read this →You cannot name what you feel
You know something is wrong. You cannot say what, or when it started, or what sets it off. This is learnable and it is where a lot of people start.
Read this →If you are not on this list
Book the free call anyway. Some of the best work I have done was with something not on any list, and the call costs you nothing except 15 to 20 minutes. If I am not the right person I will say so on that call rather than three sessions in.
Not sure if this is for you?
The first call is free, it runs about 15 to 20 minutes, and its only job is to work out whether I am the right person. If I am not, I will say so and point you somewhere better.