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Hi, my name is Fay and I am an Integrative Counsellor (member of BACP) and a Relationship and Divorce Coach. I specialise in infidelity, divorce and narcissistic abuse recovery. I support and empowering people to have better relationships through tailormade sessions to suit each client or couple in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space. I work within a person centered and integrative framework which includes coaching and counselling but also beathwork, eft, mindfullness and goal setting depending on the client/s.
Nicola
Fay immediately put me at ease and I felt comfortable talking to her about my issues and concerns. Her wealth of experience enabled her to provide really sound advice and she showed me great understanding of my problems. I have made a further appointment with her to continue my journey with her support.
Swadlincote
When people are creating, they are energetically giving; giving to the client; giving to the audience; giving of themselves creatively. As creative people, we thrive on the self-discovery that comes with every project. To continually create, we need to give ourselves back the energy, and that is where creative people can find themselves on the brink of burning out. To avoid the cycle of creative energy loss, working as a team with someone who supports your creative vision for your work and your future is beneficial.
Martyn Proctor
Integrc selected Vicki from Seventy Three Design on an ambitious and aggressively timetabled creation and launch of our merged company: many said it couldn't be done, or that we'd have to have a compromise name, brand or web site front - but Vicki and her team drove this hard and we achieved a brilliant and well received launch. Vicki brought pace, fantastic design vision, pragmaticism, and achieved the full scope - plus a few extra bright ideas - bang on time. I can't overstate how pleased I have been with this - I'd recommend Seventy Three to anyone wanting excellent design creativity - and even more so if you're looking at a strategic re-brand.
Swadlincote
I create beautiful lives one cup of coffee at a time. The results are quick and the costs are low - because my mission is to help people. Besides 1:1 my coaching there is a wealth of articles, videos and podcasts online. When you join me, you join a community of like minded people looking to pursue a life of joy, love and peace along with the trappings of success. You want the very best possible life;
Leicestershire
I am a professional business, career and life coach. I specialise in working with people who want to achieve a better balance between work success and happiness, feeling less overwhelmed and more in control. I work with my clients on a wide range of areas, but the most common are: Reducing work-related stress and anxiety Making a career change Improving work life balance Overcoming Imposter Syndrome Improving time management and managing boundaries more successfully Developing more confidence and/or resilience at work Learning to switch off so they sleep better I work face to face from my office in North West Leicestershire (right on the border of Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Warwickshire) as well as by phone or online, and can offer both daytime and evening coaching sessions. I aim to be as flexible as I can, and all the coaching work I undertake is entirely bespoke - you are never shoe-horned into a one-size-fits-all programme, because we each have a unique set of circumstances, a unique personality, unique strengths and weaknesses and unique needs.
Honestly? All of it!
From meeting and getting to know new people (I'm innately curious!) to, of course, experiencing the moment when it's obvious that one of my clients has realised or done something that is going to make a huge difference to them and their happiness.
The huge variety of things that can be never ceases to amaze and inspire me - and actually, I often find I am as inspired by my clients as they are by me.
Sometimes the change is difficult and complex, and clients need support to keep motivated and stay resilient. Other times it's about helping someone work out what NOT to do anymore, and while that often seems difficult, the answers can be deceptively simple and straightforward once the right piece of information has been uncovered.
Some of my clients have really tough decisions to make or are overwhelmed and confused by the possibilities they are considering - they sometimes describe it as being like having a head full of knitting that they need to untangle, but they can't even find the end to get started - and watching as they manage to untangle the mess and then put it all back together in a way that means they know what to do is really rewarding.
I had a long career in marketing and business management, including a couple of years running someone else's business, but had long held a desire to work for myself. When my own personal balance between work and life tipped too far in the wrong direction, and I realised it was time to make a change, I decided the time was right to take the plunge....and Life Atlas Coaching was born!
My "why" (and why I decided to retrain to become a coach) is to help women make decisions about their career, business or life in general that make them happy - and to help them develop the confidence and know-how to actually to do those things. This matters to me, because I believe making decisions and doing things that are personally right for us (rather than doing what everyone else thinks we should do, or what we feel the pressure to do!) is ultimately the best possible example we can set for the next generation - our children and grandchildren - if we want them to grow into happy, confident adults themselves.
It's important to know that I'm practical, honest, straight-talking and down to earth - I aim to be both supportive and challenging, so you get the best results you can. My clients also say I'm easy to talk to, friendly, positive and energetic. I'm definitely not a spiritual type life coach, and neither will you get any hints of manifestation, law of attraction etc when you work with me.
I am a member of the ICF (international coaching federation) and am currently completing the final part of my PG Cert in Personal and Business Coaching. I use many different approaches in my coaching - it's definitely not a one-size-fits all thing after all - and will choose the most appropriate exercises, tools and approaches for you and your needs.
