Separation & Divorce Coach
for Women

You don’t need to wait until you’ve separated. In fact, there can be enormous value in getting support before major decisions, conversations or changes take place.

I work with women who are questioning their relationship, contemplating separation, preparing privately, or already navigating one.

The earlier we work together, the more opportunity there can be to think ahead, understand what may need attention, prepare for different possibilities and avoid making important decisions in the middle of an already stressful situation.

No. I won’t make that decision for you or push you towards staying or leaving.

What I can do is give you a private, non-judgemental space to look honestly at what’s happening, explore your concerns and the realities of the different paths available to you, and help you separate what you know from what you fear, assume or still need to find out.

The aim isn’t for me to decide what’s right for you. It’s to help you reach your own decision from a more informed and considered place.

Absolutely. My work is very different from your lawyer’s, and the two can work extremely well alongside each other.

Your lawyer advises you about your legal position. I support you with the much broader reality of navigating separation: the decisions, preparation, children, finances, communication, difficult conversations, professional support, wellbeing and day-to-day issues that don’t begin and end with a legal appointment.

I can also help you prepare for meetings, work out the questions you need answered and make better use of the time you’re paying your professionals for.

Between appointments, we can think through what’s happening, what actually needs your attention and what may not be worth escalating.

For many women, having that broader support means less overwhelm, fewer reactive decisions and a more considered use of their time, energy and professional costs.

Separation can quickly become a collection of problems that all feel urgent at once. My role is to help you see the bigger picture and work out what actually needs your attention.

Depending on your circumstances, that might mean preparing before separation, thinking through children or living arrangements, getting organised financially, planning difficult conversations, managing communication, preparing for mediation or professional appointments, building the right support team, or working through an unexpected development as it happens.

You have someone who understands the broader separation landscape in your corner, helping you think ahead, identify potential problems earlier and make considered decisions rather than dealing with everything reactively.

Ultimately, my aim is to help you navigate separation with as little stress, fear, cost and conflict as possible.

I work with women across Australia and internationally, so where you live doesn’t matter.

My private sessions are held by phone, which many of my clients actually prefer. There’s no travel, no video calls and no need to worry about how you look or how tidy your house is in the background. None of that is important here.

I know you probably have a lot on your plate already. I want our conversations to feel as private, calm and comfortable as possible, wherever you happen to be when we speak.

My online programs and resources can also be accessed from anywhere and worked through privately, in your own time.