Coaching is a way of life, and it’s been my way of life for nearly 20 years. The core of how I work is to coach people on a one to one basis or on a group scale. And for me coaching means supporting my clients to realise their true potential and therefore their unique success and get the results they want at work and in their life. I also compete at the top level in K9 Obedience, which keeps me at the cutting edge of performance so I can really help you.
Because I’m a former qualified nurse, NHS Manager, Management Consultant, and now a Master Trainer in Executive Coaching, a designer of learning experiences, and a K9 sports performance coach you will receive coaching and training that is:
As a leader in helping people explore their edges my clients include coaches, teachers, medical educators, young entrepreneurs, the NHS, and owners of high energy sports dogs.
What interests me is creating situations in which we can observe ourselves, each other, and the patterns that emerge. This is one reason I deliberately seek out challenging experiences myself.
As I write this, I am preparing for the UK competitive obedience championships – competing at the top of the sport alongside the best dog trainers in the country (if not the world), to gain our passport to Crufts.
Training my dogs for this level of competition pushes me beyond my comfort zone. Not because I enjoy the challenge quite as much as some people imagine.
But because going to the edge teaches me things.
And if I invite others to explore their own edges, I believe I should be willing to do the same.
So if you want some inspiration, coaching to realise your dreams, a kick up the backside, someone to listen to you non-judgementally you can book me for a Zoom online one to one session or join me at my outdoor centre in Old Basing, Hampshire. You may want this as a follow on to a training.
