When life changes shape

🌿 Coaching

Sometimes, what brings people here is part of something much bigger.

A loss.
A relationship changing or ending.
A role or identity shifting in ways that feel unfamiliar.

These are moments that can feel uncertain, and at times, difficult to navigate alone.

Alongside my work as a celebrant, I offer one-to-one support for those moving through these kinds of transitions.

🌸 My experience

Before becoming a celebrant, I spent over 35 years working in senior HR and coaching roles, supporting individuals through periods of significant change.

I have a post graduate qualification in coaching and mentoring and have had a thriving coaching practice for many years.

This has included working with senior leaders navigating complex transitions — career change, organisational restructuring, and high-pressure decision making — as well as individuals facing deeply personal shifts such as bereavement, separation, and life after long-term relationships.

Alongside this professional experience, I also bring my own lived understanding of loss, including the death of my husband after a long illness, and the process of finding a way forward in a life that feels entirely changed, transition, including blending of two families with young children into a stable and supportive unit after painful break ups and the deep personal trauma these two situations brought into my own life.

Believe me, I have been there.

Together, these experiences shape how I work — with care, steadiness, and a deep respect for the complexity of what people are going through.

🌿 What this is

This is not about fixing or rushing anything.

It is simply a calm, reflective space to talk, to think, and to make sense of what you are experiencing — at your own pace.

For some, this may be connected to grief.
For others, it may be a relationship shift, a life transition, or a sense that something is changing and needs attention.

🌸 My approach

Drawing on my coaching background, I will gently guide the conversation where helpful, while allowing space for reflection and whatever feels most present.

There is no set agenda — just a thoughtful, steady conversation that helps you begin to understand where you are, and what might come next.

For some, this support follows a ceremony.

For others, it stands on its own.

In both cases, it offers a space for what comes after — or what is still unfolding.

🌸 Can I help you?

If this feels like something that might be helpful, you are very welcome to get in touch