As a coach I support you to find the right answers for you. It is my believe in your power, potential and possibility. All of the answers you need to improve your life and leadership lie within you. My role as your coach is to support you openly, with curiosity, without judgment and with the aid of powerful questions to support your exploration, finding solutions and personal development.
Most of my coaching is non-directive, giving you the space to explore without prejudice, but I do occasionally recommend coaching tools which I believe to be relevant and potentially beneficial to progress.
Sometimes, people invite me to work with them as a mentor. A mentor is someone who has experience in and might have achieved some degree of success in their fields. Areas in which I mentor people include:
Connect with Trudie to discuss:
Sometimes people ask me, Are you a therapist? No, I’m not. My work may feel therapeutic to clients, but I am not a trained counsellor or psychotherapist. If it’s psychotherapy that a client needs, I am happy to signpost to two of the best people I know in that field:
Lee Humphreys – Therapist Lee Humphreys – Liverpool – Counselling Directory
Lianne Bole – Psychotherapist S. Lianne Bole – Wolverhampton – Counselling Directory
Praise from a client who undertook Trudie’s 12-session coaching programme:
“Thank you so much for all the coaching and support you’ve given me. With all your help and determination, I found the courage to apply for an internal post… I’m thrilled to let you know that I was successful!
I’m now three weeks into the role, and I’m absolutely loving the challenge. Your hard work and encouragement helped me recognise my own strengths and gave me the confidence to take this step.
I couldn’t have done it without you – thank you again!”
Praise for a VIP Coaching Day with Trudie:
“Thank you so much for such a fab day. I feel like I do have much more clarity now and an exciting plan that I can pop into action! The fog is clearing.
You provided such a safe space to work through some limiting beliefs and reframe them.”