
Whether you’re navigating redundancy, relocation, career reinvention, or simply questioning what comes next, career transitions can feel uncertain, even when you’re highly capable.
My role is to help you navigate change with a combination of psychological insight, practical career strategy, and grounded support.
CAREER TRANSITIONS ARE PERSONAL.
SO IS THE SUPPORT YOU NEED.
WHY I DO THIS WORK
Career transitions rarely affect just work.
They often touch confidence, identity, financial security, relationships, and the way we see ourselves.
I’ve worked with professionals who feel untethered after relocation, shaken after redundancy, or quietly questioning whether a successful career still fits who they are.
What I’ve learned...
Meaningful career decisions require more than practical advice. They require space to reflect, ask better questions, and move forward thoughtfully.
That’s why my approach combines both career strategy and psychological insight, supporting the practical side of change alongside the personal side.
Psychology-Led Career Transition Coach | ICF Certified

My Background
Before becoming a coach, I spent over a decade working across recruitment, HR, and talent management, helping people navigate career decisions from the hiring side.
Alongside this, I completed a Master of Professional Psychology and later became an ICF-certified coach, bringing together a deep interest in human behaviour with practical career strategy.
Since then, I’ve supported professionals through career transition in many forms, including career change, redundancy, relocation, and professional reinvention.
My experience also includes career transition and outplacement coaching, supporting professionals during periods of significant change.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT ME
My own career hasn’t followed a straight line.
I started in recruitment, moved into HR and talent, returned to university to study psychology, and later lived and worked internationally in Shanghai, where I started a community for female entrepreneurs, and Los Angeles, before returning to Sydney.
Those experiences deepened my understanding of transition, how change can disrupt identity, open new possibilities, and ask us bigger questions about what we want from work and life.
That perspective now shapes the way I coach others through change.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE
Whether you’re navigating an unexpected transition or intentionally exploring what comes next, coaching can give you the space, strategy, and support to move forward with greater confidence.

