Maybe you’re newly qualified, returning after a break, or a few years into your coaching practice – and thinking more seriously about what’s next.
I help coaches like you continue developing your coaching. build confidence in your capabilities, and navigate the wider coaching landscape – through regular practice, peer learning, and focused 1:1 support.
There isn’t a single right path – but having the space to think it through can make a big difference.
Explore the options below to find support that’s right for you ↓
Reflect on and deepen your coaching practice
Supervision supports you to coach in ways that are ethical, effective and aligned with who you want to be as a coach. It offers a space to step back and think more deeply about your coaching.
Together, we explore challenges, notice patterns, reflect on coaching relationships, and examine the assumptions, beliefs and habits that shape your practice.
This might include working through a specific coaching session that stayed with you, a pattern you’ve noticed in your work, or a question about how you’re developing as a coach.
I’m currently taking on clients for ongoing 1:1 supervision, and inviting expressions of interest for groups starting in September.
If you’d like to experience supervision in action, or are considering what might best support your coaching at this point, I’m offering a number of taster sessions this summer:
• A 2-hour group supervision session on 30th July for up to 6 coaches (£55).
• 1:1 supervision taster sessions during July & August (£75).
These sessions are designed to give you a feel for my approach to supervision and to help you consider what might be most useful for your development.
Work towards accreditation in a meaningful way
If you’re working towards ICF accreditation, Mentor Coaching is not just a requirement – it’s also a valuable way to strengthen your coaching practice.
A focused space to explore what’s next for your coaching
If you’re not sure what your next step is, or simply want dedicated time to think things through, this session offers a supportive space to do that.
You might use this time to:
You’ll leave with clearer thinking and a stronger sense of your next step.
This is a “pay what you wish” session. You’re invited to contribute an amount that feels right for you.
If you’re looking for a space to practise your coaching and learn alongside peers, you’d be very welcome at a Coaching Practice Pod – a facilitated group space designed to support your ongoing development through observation, feedback and reflective practice.
Hi, I’m Natalie – a leadership coach, coach supervisor and trainer.
I came to coaching in 2020 after 12+ years in social impact roles, where I saw the huge value of offering others dedicated space to reflect and talk things through.
As a coach, I’ve found there are endless tempting opportunities to do more training – but that’s not always what we most need to grow. I’m interested in how coaches develop beyond training; through reflective practice, feedback, and sharing with others.
I’m particularly passionate about the power of peer learning, especially for coaches, as it not only strengthens our coaching, it also reduces the isolation many coaches feel.
My support for coaches has been shaped by my wider work in designing learning experiences that are effective, inclusive, and trauma-informed.
I first trained as a coach with the MOE Foundation (where I now lead training), before completing a PCC-level Diploma in Professional Coaching with Optimus Coaching Academy. I’m accredited with the ICF, an ILM-certified Coach Supervisor, and trained in trauma awareness and the ICF ACC BARS.
Hi, I’m Natalie – a leadership coach, coach supervisor and trainer.
I came to coaching in 2020 after 12+ years in social impact roles, where I saw the huge value of offering others dedicated space to reflect and talk things through.
As a coach, I’ve found there are endless tempting opportunities to do more training – but that’s not always what we most need to grow. I’m interested in how coaches develop beyond training; through reflective practice, feedback, and sharing with others.
I’m particularly passionate about the power of peer learning, especially for coaches, as it not only strengthens our coaching, it also reduces the isolation many coaches feel.
My support for coaches has been shaped by my wider work in designing learning experiences that are effective, inclusive, and trauma-informed.
I first trained as a coach with the MOE Foundation (where I now lead training), before completing a PCC-level Diploma in Professional Coaching with Optimus Coaching Academy. I’m accredited with the ICF, an ILM-certified Coach Supervisor, and trained in trauma awareness and the ICF ACC BARS.