Llewellyn Coaching

Coaching is about you wanting something in your life to change. This means increasing your self-awareness, identifying the choices available to you and ultimately, finding and acting on your own solutions. As Jenny Rogers (2016) suggests coaching is ‘choice in action’ and it can close the gap between where you are now,  your current state and where you want to be, your potential.

As your coach, I work with you to co-create a new way of being. Coaching addresses the whole person – past, present and future. Focusing on the here and now and dipping into elements of the past, together we can shape future possibilities.

Examples of change might be

• Deciding your next career move
• Addressing difficult current work / life challenges
• Overcoming feeling ‘stuck’
• Managing redundancy and the next steps
• Preparing to leave full time work or considering retirement

Through your commitment to change, the benefits of working with the right coach enables

• Greater insights about yourself and others, in and beyond the workplace
• Increased confidence to pursue your career and life goals
• A more energised approach to pursuing these goals
• Greater authenticity, aligning with your core values
• You to become a better version of yourself

I understand the challenges women face in navigating their career and lives more generally.  This understanding is derived from careers in secondary, further and higher education, in senior academic and professional/management roles. I have also worked in sports coaching and administration and in business as a marketing manager for a leading international academic publisher.

Therefore as a career coach, it’s not surprising that I specialise in working with professional women in education, business and sport. My approach is values-led, based on authenticity, compassion and trust, creating a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space for our coaching partnership to flourish. Through listening and insightful questioning, I encourage you to increase your self-awareness by exploring and challenging any self-limiting beliefs and assumptions, to bring about increased confidence and desirable behavioural change. By inviting you to explore your values and beliefs, it’s possible to develop different ways of thinking, behaving and managing yourself and others.