Sometimes, we just need the right space to pause, reflect, and figure out what we really want. Coaching is that space. It gives you the chance to untangle your thoughts, see things more clearly and take confident steps forward.
I work with healthcare professionals and individuals navigating all kinds of transitions, whether that is moving into leadership, rebuilding life after illness, or simply creating healthier habits that last.
One of my clients, a senior healthcare professional, put it this way:
“Coaching enabled me to untangle my thoughts and make changes in several areas. I clarified whether to take on extra employment, stopped work spilling into my non-working days, and even found a better way to communicate with someone during conflict. It also gave me confidence to be a better manager and to think about how I present myself in interviews.”
People often come to me feeling weighed down by uncertainty, stress, or self-doubt, or because they want to work on themselves to be the best person they can be. Together, we work towards:
As another client said:
From our very first session, Lynn created a truly trusting and supportive environment. The positive changes I have experienced have been evident in both my professional and personal life. I only wish I had found her sooner.
I bring a mix of lived experience and professional expertise. I combine mentorship (if required) and coaching, tailored to you and your needs.
With over 30 years in nursing (specialist in cancer nursing), a PhD in healthcare communication, and a specialist trainer in communication skills, and motivational interviewing, I understand the pressures of working in healthcare and the challenges of personal change for many people.
I qualified as an associate coach, with Ruth Kudzi (Optimus) whose training is rooted in psychology. My training is accredited by the International Coaching Federation.
I know how to create a safe, compassionate space where you can be completely honest without judgement.
One client told me:
Lynn is very good at listening without interrupting. Sometimes I already have the answer, but the questions she asks help me to see it clearly. She approaches every session from a neutral, caring perspective and that comes through in everything she does.
As I have a unique background in healthcare, teaching, academia and coaching, I aim to offer coaching to a wider than usual range of people. My niche is a little broader than some. I can offer blended coaching with behaviour change science. I can bring real empathy grounded in lived professional experience and tailor coaching to support people navigating health-related transitions.
I can comfortably work with:
From exhaustion → to renewed energy and focus.
From guilt and self-criticism → to self-compassion and healthier boundaries.
From “I don’t know if I can keep going” → to a clear plan for sustainable work–life balance.
From imposter syndrome → to confident leadership presence.
From uncertainty about their new role → to clarity in vision and next steps.
From reactive firefighting → to proactive, calm decision-making.
From fear and uncertainty → to a future-oriented, hopeful outlook.
From “Who am I now?” → to rediscovering a strong, authentic identity.
From anxiety and loss of control → to a sense of agency and empowerment.
From endless cycles of trying and failing → to sustainable progress that sticks.
From “I don’t have the willpower” → to discovering inner motivation.
From neglecting self-care → to creating a healthier, more fulfilling daily rhythm.
If you are feeling stuck, overwhelmed or simply ready for change, coaching can help you move forward with clarity and confidence. I would love to explore how we might work together.
Please book a free 15 minute discovery call with me.
To help you prepare for the call, consider what you aim to achieve through coaching. On the call, I can outline how I work and together we can see if we are a good fit.
