I know things feel heavy and exhausting right now.
I know you’re feeling so much pressure, from yourself and others.
Motherhood isn’t exactly what you expected and you’re wondering why you can’t seem to make all the pieces of your life work together the way you want them to.
It doesn’t have to be like this AND you don’t have to do it alone.
I can help you leave behind the things that are keeping you stuck and lean into what that quiet voice inside is telling you really matters.
I believe you can find your own personal balance, and feel happier, calmer, lighter and more confident doing things your way, without pressure or guilt, while honouring the fullness of the woman that you are.
When you work with me, you’ll understand yourself better than ever before and you’ll see that you have everything you need already within you.
Ready for more?
Are you ready to let go of all the “shoulds”, comparisons and guilt, and allow yourself to live life your way?
Are you ready to feel happier, calmer, lighter and more confident?
I know you can do this. Let’s get started.
My three months with Louise was transformative. I commenced my coaching during a time of massive life changes. I felt totally overwhelmed and my anxiety about the future was through the roof.
Louise gave me the tools to manage my mindset and tap into my intuition to chart a course for myself that felt really good. I emerged from coaching with heightened personal awareness and greatly reduced anxiety levels. I am much more present with my children, I have goals that energise me, and understand the role of self care as a foundation for my goal achievement.
Louise is a natural coach. My transformative experience was made possible by her intuition, empathy, openness, rich life experience and extensive professional experience.
Working with Louise is probably one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Working with Louise has been the best thing I could have ever done for my headspace as a mum. I feel I’m in a much better place than I could ever have hoped when we started our sessions.
You can tell she takes a genuine interest in your wellbeing and she’s passionate about helping you to see yourself the way she and others see you. She gently encourages you to find your inner strength and let it shine. She’s with you in the ring as you wrestle your way to your goal and she is just as happy as you are when you knock out a breakthrough.
I would highly recommend anyone who’s found themselves at a roadblock in parenthood to get in touch with Louise. Coaching is about finding the answers within yourself and at the beginning I was so sceptical that I had any answers at all. Now I know they have been there all along, I just couldn’t see them through the chaos and distraction of raising children. Her gentle guidance is absolutely invaluable to anyone who is questioning their ability to be a parent.
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