Coaching Options
If you've read my Charity Coaching page and you're thinking about working with me, here's everything you need to get started. Book a call
How it works
1. Book a free intro call
Share your goals and challenges, find out how coaching can help and check out our vibe to see if you’d enjoy working together.
2. Choose a package
Choose from my popular coaching packages below or suggest your own, choose a payment plan and review our coaching agreement.
3. We get started
I’ll schedule your first session using my automated booking system and we’ll start working together on your coaching goals.
Popular Coaching Packages
I’m honest about this: I do my best work with clients over a longer period of time.
My approach is a blend of coaching and mentoring, with ongoing support to tackle challenges as they arise and help you keep moving towards your goals as things change. It’s not about “fixing” one issue and moving on — it’s about having regular support and creating space to reflect and learn.
Most clients start with more frequent sessions to build early momentum, then move to a regular, sustainable rhythm.
Coaching packages include email support between sessions, automated rescheduling, monthly payment plans (for self-funders), and the option to cancel at any time with a refund for unused sessions.
Because of this approach, it’s common for clients to extend their initial package with ongoing monthly sessions for longer-term support.
Firm Foundations
(Typically over 3 months)
A short, focused taster block to help you get back on track after tricky times and clear on your goals and next steps.
6 sessions, typically fortnightly.
£1200+VAT
(average £400+VAT/month)
Leading With Impact
(Typically 6-9 months)
This is where most people start. Enough time to establish a longer-term coaching relationship to help you build confidence, find balance, tackle challenges in real time and enjoy your charity role once more.
12 sessions, typically fortnightly 6 months, or 3 months moving to monthly.
£2400+VAT
(£267+VAT/mth over 9 months)
NB: For existing clients, this is also the most popular annual extenstion option.
Impact for Good
(Typically 9-12 months)
Long-term, practical support and thinking space over a longer period of time. Tackle priorities and new challenges as they arise and stay on track through the ups and downs of the year.
15 sessions, typically fortnightly for 3-6 months, moving to monthly.
£3000+VAT
(£250+ VAT/mth over 12 months)
FAQs
Which package is right for me?
It’s hard to say without knowing your specific goals or challenges, but I always recommend starting with fortnightly coaching for 12 weeks so we can make an early impact and build momentum, then move to monthly sessions for long-term support.
This isn’t traditional coaching, it’s a unique blend of coaching, mentoring and consulting designed to support charity leaders on an ongoing basis, and we flex to meet your changing needs and priorities, which is why most clients think long-term.
What if things change?
This isn’t a rigid programme and you’re free to stop at any time. It’s not unusual for clients to get promoted, change jobs or experience big life changes during our time together and we can work around your needs and find a rhythm that works.
How do I know it's a good investment?
I get it. Charity budgets are tight and every penny you spend needs to be worth it. This isn’t typical coaching, this is ongoing charity leadership support. Clients say working with me adds value, both to their role and their charity by enabling you to make good decisions, lead well, avoid burnout, improve board and team dynamics and tackle tough situations as tey arise. If things change and you need to prioritise spend elsewhere, I offer a no-fuss “any time” refund.
Tell me about this "any time" refund promise.
It’s simple. If you book a coaching package then decide to cancel for any reason, I’ll refund any outstanding sessions without any fuss. I get that things change in charities, so this way you can go ahead and book without any risk.
Who usually pays for coaching?
In most cases, my clients employers pay for coaching as part of their ongoing support and professional development. I strongly encourage potential clients to explore that option before considering self-funding. In some cases, clients self-fund, typically if you’re a founder/CEO or self-employed.
What if we don't "click"?
I’ve coached over 100 charity folk with a wide range of needs, experiences and personalities. My approach is very practical and down to earth, some say informal, some even say humorous! I usually know by the end of our first session if we’ve “clicked”, but if you don’t think so then you’re free to cancel at any time and we’ll part ways. From memory, this has only happened twice, so my “click sense” must be around 98% accurate!
What happens during an intro call?
The Intro Call is a short, informal chat to check out our vibe and see if you’d enjoy working with me. We’ll talk about your goals or challenges and make sure I can help. If you’re ready to go ahead, we can book your first proper session, or you can take more time to think. You won’t be under any pressure to decide during the call, that’s just not my style.
What if I can't make a session?
No problem. Sessions are free to rescedule with more than 24 hours notice. You can either contact me by email or use my automated booking system.
Tell me about your coaching credentials
I worked in the charity sector for 25 years before gaining coaching certification in 2020, which is why my approach blends coaching tools with real-world experience.
I’ve undertaken 60 hours of training with the Centre for Coaching in London and hold British Psychological Society approved certificates in Coaching, Stress Management, Performance Coaching, Problem-Focussed Coaching and Psychological Coaching.
I’m a member of the Association for Coaching and, since 2020, I’ve coached over 100 charity folk for over 1000 hours.
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