No, I do not offer medical advice or treatment during coaching sessions. The knowledge and experience I gained as a doctor informs my approach, but we do not delve into your medical issues. It is important that you continue to access your usual medical care.

If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unfulfilled, life coaching can help you gain clarity and direction. It’s also beneficial if you’re going through a significant life transition, seeking personal growth, or wanting to improve your overall well-being. A complimentary consultation can help determine if life coaching is right for you.

Yes, I offer both online and in person sessions in Sheffield.

No, my coaching is not therapy. While both aim to help individuals improve their lives, they do so in different ways. Therapy often focuses on healing past traumas and resolving psychological issues. Life coaching is action and future focused, however there can be some overlap in techniques used.

If at any point I feel you would benefit from therapy then I would inform you of this.

Confidentiality is a top priority in my coaching practice, just as it was in my medical career. I adhere to strict ethical standards to ensure that all information shared during our sessions remains confidential and secure. Your privacy is respected at all times, and I maintain confidentiality unless required by law or if there is a concern for your safety or the safety of others.