Parenting coaching in Hedge End, SO30

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Mark Ellis

Performance Life Coach | Career & Business Transition Coach

Southampton SO15 & Portsmouth PO6
(Within 5 miles)

Are you looking for support to negotiate that personal or professional crossroads you find yourself at? Perhaps you wish to overcome anxiety, improve your self-esteem and confidence in your business or career? Maybe you would like to improve yo...

Jon Colyer

Accredited Neuro-Inclusive Life, Career & Leadership Coach

Southampton SO40 & Romsey SO51
(Within 10 miles)

Hi, I’m Jon. I’m an accredited life, career, and leadership coach with an HR background and neuro-inclusive focus. I help you navigate career shifts and leadership challenges to build a life that is both successful and aligned to who you are.

Sarah Williamson

Coach and Charity Consultant | Trainee Psychotherapist (TA)

Winchester SO22 & Romsey SO51
(Within 11 miles)

Are you ready to move forward with confidence? I take a friendly and professional approach to coaching both individuals and organisations. Together we'll unlock your potential, transform your life and achieve your goals! www.sarahjwilliamson.co.uk

Maryan Hook

ACC | Specialist ADHD Coach

Cowes, Isle of Wight, PO31
(Within 12 miles)

I’m a specialist ADHD coach offering a calm, supportive space for adults, children, and parents to feel understood, build confidence, and navigate ADHD with clarity, compassion, and practical tools.

Sohaila Sophia

Personal & Executive Coach | Therapeutic + NLP Informed

Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO5
(Within 13 miles)

I help you gain clarity, confidence, and direction - especially if you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or at a crossroads. My integrative coaching approach blends emotional insight with practical tools to help you move forward with purpose.

Ricky Lewis

Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO4 9EL
(Within 14 miles)

Hello. My name is Rick. I was diagnosed with combined type ADHD aged 42, a couple of months after my son (who was 7 at the time) ADHD is very misunderstood and potentially very debilitating. It can often feel very lonely, allowing negative thoughts t...

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