Clarity Coach and Creative Facilitator

I see coaching as a powerful tool for transformation, both personal and societal. I believe coaching has the potential to support people in cultivating clarity, aligning with their purpose, and taking action that is thoughtful, embodied, and regenerative.
To me, coaching is not about giving answers but about holding space so clients can slow down, explore possibilities, and access their inner wisdom.

My approach is grounded in humanistic and systemic principles. I draw inspiration from Carl Rogers’ person-centred therapy, valuing the client’s autonomy and innate drive toward growth. I integrate practices from Psychosynthesis and Internal Family Systems, which help clients navigate their inner landscapes with compassion and curiosity. Influences like Thich Nhat Hanh, Tara Brach, Peter Senge, Otto Scharmer, and Margaret Wheatley have shaped my understanding of interconnectedness, mindfulness, and systemic change. I also resonate with Paulo Freire’s emancipatory approach to education, seeing coaching as a co-creative process that fosters agency.

My model is highly visual and experiential. With a design, visual arts, and facilitation background, I incorporate metaphors, live drawing, templates, and creative tasks into sessions. These tools help clients engage with complex ideas more intuitively and move from insight to action with greater clarity and energy. I’ve found that visual cues, clear goals, and structures for accountability are essential for embedding lasting change. I’ve developed two methodologies that support my coaching approach and have been using them with hundreds of clients. You can learn more about them at this link.

I founded Think Visual in 2013 as an engagement consultancy and relaunched it in 2025 as a coaching and facilitation practice. Over the past twenty-five years, I have supported people and organisations in moving towards clarity together. I have gained experience and reputation by working with a wide range of leaders and change-makers in private and public organisations, NGOs, and grassroots communities. I was named Network Ireland’s New Business Woman of the Year 2015.

Ultimately, coaching is a calling for me—a way to integrate my gifts while contributing to a more compassionate and interconnected world.