Questions and answers

Yes. 30 minutes, no obligation, and no sales pitch. If it isn't a fit, we both just say so.

Only if you tell them. What we discuss stays between us, including if your company pays for the sessions.

Often, yes. Many companies have a development budget for coaching. I can issue an invoice to your employer.

Coaching works best when you're ready to act on what you find, even if you don't know yet what that is. The intro call is the place to test that before you commit to anything.

Google Meet. You'll get a link by email, with nothing to install.

There's no set homework. At the end of each session you choose a next step, and at the start of the next one we look at what happened when you tried it.

Yes. If what you need changes along the way, we change the approach, and we agree it first.

You can continue with single sessions or start a new package. There's no pressure either way.

It's part of the packages: a validated personality questionnaire you complete online. There are no right or wrong answers, and you can't fail it.

Only you and me. You keep the report.

Illness happens. Once, you can cancel late because you're ill without paying the fee. After that, the 24-hour rule applies.

Yes. What you share stays between us. The one exception applies to every psychologist: if I believe there is a serious risk of harm to you or to someone else, I'm obliged to act to keep people safe. Wherever possible, I'll talk it through with you first.