Maternal Mental Health Day raises awareness about the challenges that women face when dealing with mental health issues during pregnancy, all the way until after childbirth. The theme this year is ‘together in a changing world’ – and in 2023, we’re all talking about equality, diversity, and inclusivity. So let me preface this article by …
We made it to the final instalment of my ramblings about why I’m doubting coaching after graduating from a coaching Masters! Thanks for staying with me so far, the response has been greater than I expected with so many fellow coaches sharing sentiments, kind words, and just helping each other to realise that coaching (by …
“While some really look forward to Ramadhan, others find it daunting and won’t voice their concerns out of fear of judgement. You want to be more excited and engaged, yet you feel like it’s an afterthought due to work pressures or other personal commitments.” #ToBeVulnerablyHonest, I actually don’t always look forward to Ramadhan (don’t come …
Part 2/3- Can you be a brown coach? I’m curious to know, when somebody asks you what you do (for a living), are you able to answer this without hesitation? In my past life, it was easy enough to say “I’m a teacher”, it’s a common role around the world. Since making the career change …
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Part 1/3 – When your personal stuff weighs down your professional confidence I was sat in my graduation ceremony, gown-clad, the rim of the mortar board pressing against my forehead and riling up a headache as I looked around at the buzz of the room. So many of my peers had brought their friends and …
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