Coaching for technical and creative professionals

Alongside my motion work and education, I've spent a lot of time learning how to listen. Years of my own therapy, training in somatic work and communication.

I'm not a therapist, and I'm still building this practice. What I can offer is simple: a grounded hour to think something through with someone practiced at paying attention.

I also run Tribe Men, a men's group in Portobello, Edinburgh—same intention of slowing down and being heard, in a circle. If that feels like a better fit than one-to-one, you can read more there.

A one-to-one conversation, usually an hour. We take something real (a decision, a tension, a stuck feeling) and explore it together without rushing to fix it.

My role is to listen, notice patterns, and ask questions that help you see things more clearly. Sometimes that leads to a next step. Sometimes it's just useful to have thought out loud.

This isn't therapy, and I won't tell you what to do.

A decision you keep circling. A transition you're in the middle of. Something weighing on you that you haven't said out loud. A pattern you'd like to break. A conversation you're avoiding. A vague sense that something needs to change.

You don't need to know exactly what you want to talk about.