My work is informed by research into the psychological and relational factors that influence how we work, develop and lead, alongside my professional practice as an Occupational Psychologist, Coach and Psychodynamic Counsellor.
Books
A 7-Step Guide to Help You Love What You Do and Do What You Love
A practical guide to understanding yourself, identifying what matters to you and creating a working life that fits.
“Well worth a read.” — Jenny Campbell, entrepreneur and former BBC Dragons’ Den investor
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Doctoral Research
My doctoral research explored the psychological and relational foundations of leadership development, with a particular focus on attachment orientation, self-awareness, self-regulation and leadership behaviour.
The research reflects an interest that continues to inform my work today: how our earlier relational experiences and characteristic ways of responding can influence how we relate, work and lead.
From research to practice
My work brings together psychological research and professional practice. Whether working with a person through coaching or counselling, I am interested in how greater awareness of the patterns shaping our responses can create greater understanding and the possibility of change.
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