Questions you might have

A divorce coach helps you think clearly while everything around you is changing. I give you a calm, confidential space to make sense of what is happening, work out what matters to you and prepare for the decisions and conversations ahead.

A solicitor advises and represents you on the legal side. A therapist helps you explore and work through what you feel, often including the past. Coaching sits alongside both: it is practical and forward-looking, focused on where you are now and what your next step is.

I don’t replace your solicitor or a therapist, and if someone else is better placed to help, I’ll tell you. More about how I help.

No. I provide clarity and preparation, not regulated financial advice, and I don’t give legal advice either.

What I do instead is help you understand your financial position, bring order to the information in front of you and work out which questions to ask. That way you arrive at conversations with your solicitor or financial adviser clearer, better prepared and knowing what you need to ask.

My background is more than two decades in finance, which is why this side of things feels familiar to me. Read about my finance background.

Yes. Everything you share is confidential and held in the strictest confidence.

Our first conversation is private and confidential too, so you can speak openly about what is happening.

Both. You can see me in person in Putney, London, or online from wherever you feel most comfortable and private.

We can choose whichever suits you best, and change it as things move on.

It is a 20 minute conversation, and there is nothing to prepare. The call is free. You talk, I listen, and together we work out what feels most important and where you need clarity first.

If I can help, I’ll explain what working together could look like. If someone else is better placed to help, I’ll tell you. No pressure, and no obligation.

When you are ready, you can book your complimentary call.

I will talk you through fees on your discovery call, once we both have a sense of what kind of support would help you.

There is no obligation to go any further after that conversation.