How do you want to be
living your life …?
Coaching isn’t about finding a remedy or a cure. It isn’t about information or advice.
It’s not something you ‘need’. It’s not ‘fixing’.
It’s about a shift – from where you are now, to where you want to be.
It’s about choosing how to respond to life, rather than reacting to it.
It’s about feeling connected to your soul as well as your goals.
It’s about having the freedom to own what’s next.
It’s about evolving, expanding and possibility. It’s about trusting, motivation, and reconnection.
It’s about understanding how your mind works, and finding clarity from there.
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I work with purpose-driven people - especially women - who care deeply about what they do and give a lot of themselves to it. From the outside, life can look full and successful. But inside, you may notice a quieter feeling: tiredness, disconnection, or the sense that this way of living can’t be the whole story. You know something needs to change, even if you’re not yet sure what that is or how to begin.
The heart of this work is recalibration - back to your values, your choices, and a more intentional way of living.
As an ICF Transformative Life Coach, I create space for deeper reflection, self-understanding, and values-led growth. My approach supports clients in seeing themselves more clearly and revealing new possibilities for how they’re living and being, so they can move forward in a way that feels more balanced, intentional, and aligned - while continuing to expand personally and professionally.
If you're ready to reconnect to what matters most, personally or professionally, let's talk.
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"When we are listened to, it creates us, makes us unfold and expand. Ideas actually begin to grow within us and come to life." Brenda Ueland
It starts with a conversation.
If the rapport between us feels good, we’ll take it from there.
Hi - I’m Kate
I believe that when we choose to look for possibility, it begins to reveal itself in the quiet corners of our lives.
It’s not loud or dramatic. It lives in the way we think, the way we pause, the way we choose to see.
For much of my life, I was on a familiar and comfortable path.
At 55, I realised that comfort had become a kind of stillness.
Not the nourishing kind, but the kind that softens our edges and blurs our sense of what’s possible.
By 56, I had reshaped my future. I chose a different way. That choice opened something in me that’s continued to unfold.
What shifted was not just the direction of my life, but the way I thought about living. I discovered the strength of a quiet mind, the clarity that rises from stillness, and the deep alignment that comes when we live honestly with ourselves.
Presence, grace and possibility became more than words - they became my foundations.
I’m drawn to that place we all have - the edge; the space between the known and the not-yet-explored.
It’s in that space that potential begins to reveal itself.
The edge isn’t a place of pressure; it’s a place for curiosity rather than certainty.
It’s a place where we meet ourselves more truthfully and begin to realise there may be more to life than the life we’ve been living.
Often, there’s a back-burner dream waiting there - ready to be acknowledged and brought into the light.
My own back-burner dream was simple: to experience life independently, with unharnessed joy, embodiment and connectedness.
This chapter of my life is the one where that dream became my reality.
And now, I walk with others as they lean into their edge and begin living life differently - so that when they look back, they’ll know the work we did together was the start of something meaningful, unforgettable and deeply transformational.