Get to know Lucy
Lucy lives in Dorset with two of her four adult children and a number of cats and dogs. She is at her happiest enjoying the coastline and countryside with her family and friends. She holds strong values around compassion, honesty, contribution and integrity.
Lucy has worked in the healthcare arena for decades as a nurse, midwife, health visitor and senior safeguarding practitioner. She then stepped away from clinical practice to develop coaching and mentoring programmes, was an EDI lead and organisational development manager (compiling, implementing, delivering leadership development programmes). She never underestimates the impact that health, happiness and wellbeing can have on individuals.
Lucy found coaching and mentoring in recent years and is passionate about them. She tends to blend the two so she can utilise her lived experience, training and knowledge to enhance her work. She has a warm, empathetic and kind nature which is emitted through her work. She is confident to challenge, offers energy and inspiration, and has an innovative way about her. She strives to make every client leave their session or programme feeling revitalized and focused on achieving their best every day.
Her biggest personal breakthrough was when she stopped people pleasing and striving to manage societal pressures, and believing that others opinions mattered more than her own, and now lives a life where she feels she can be her authentic self. This is the core of her work.
She focuses on raising self awareness and developing powerful strategies to help her clients move beyond their perceived limits to improve their relationships and performance, and achieve their ambitions. She is highly intuitive and creative, making sessions fun, thought provoking and inspiring. Her approach to coaching embodies self-belief, confidence and resilience so that her clients can flourish both at work and at home.
Lucy is particularly interested in supporting people at times of transition in career and life when there is a chance that overwhelm or exhaustion can detrimentally impact the fruition of their dreams and ambitions.
'I've been through my fair share of challenges in life and that helps me to empathize and relate to the individuals I support'.
She knows how hard it can be to be spinning the plates of a number of equally significant elements of life, whilst striving for, and maintaining a successful career.
'I have faced divorce, grief, job losses and I am a carer, so I have a toolkit of experience, skills, methods and mindsets to support my practice'.
Lucy believes that coaching provides the approach, support and time required for self-exploration, balance and gaining clarity.
'We all have the answers to our most pressing questions, but they can sometimes be hidden under the day-to-day chaos of our lives.'
When women have worked so hard to achieve career success, Lucy believes that having a coach to support them on their journey, balancing all of life's responsibilities, challenges and pressures can make all the difference.
'I can walk along beside you, be your confidential, professional ally. Through building a relationship based on trust, transparency, compassion and honesty, I can provide you with the time, space and freedom to explore, process and plan your next steps'.
Mother, home maker & friend
Raised four children alone Trusted friend Creatively managed home and work life whilst building a career
Clinical healthcare
Nurse, Midwife, Health Visitor & Safeguarding
Degree in Public Health (SCPHN)
Executive coach
ILM7 Coach, Mentor & Leadership Facilitator
Member of the EMCC
Resilience
Navigated significant life challenges and succeeded