HOW I BECAME A COACH

Lucy Tulloch

For 20 years, I managed teams and had a reputation for problem-solving. I am passionate about overcoming obstacles through self-awareness. My values at work evolved, so I studied a postgraduate degree in coaching and now work with clients to identify strengths, values and purposeful work.

Raha Sepehrara

My knowledge of coaching was limited until I met a coach by chance years ago. The encounter was the start of my personal development. Being coached was like an awakening and I decided to help others experience the same. Training to be a coach with a reputable company helped me build strong foundations, acquire valuable skills and confidence.

Kate Hammer

I’m proud of my credentials but it is within client relationships that I have become the coach I am today. Their courage to embrace change emboldens me. While I’m grateful for all I’ve learned, self-awareness, self-acceptance, intuition and humility are essential for a coach. Coaching, for me, is compassionate improvisation.