It’s great to meet you
I’m Natasha, and I’m a certified coach based in Oxford. My passion in life is to help people realise their dreams, giving them the time and space to explore their ideas and intentions and figure out how to honour them.
I’ve seen my clients do some incredible things including securing a leadership role, writing a book, starting a podcast, curating an exhibition of their creative work, obtaining a regular radio slot, winning an industry award and shooting for the cover of a national magazine.
In addition to this, my clients often unearth those life-changing epiphanies that come from a powerful and purposeful coaching space. Are you ready to explore where my coaching could help you get to?
My experience and training
From working as a freelance writer, stylist, photographer and blogger, to being employed in senior management positions in the arts, retail and education sectors, I’ve enjoyed a variety of roles giving me a wealth of expertise, knowledge and insight.
Through those positions – which include being Head of Operations and Visitor Services at Modern Art Oxford, Team Leader of Ladies Personal Shopping at Selfridges London, Alumni Relations Manager at the University of Oxford and Store Manager at agnès b. London – I’ve worked with and supported hundreds of extraordinary people, enabling me to hone a unique and powerful set of coaching and mentoring skills.
I have a European Mentoring and Coaching Council accredited coaching qualification (EMCC EQA) and a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art/History of Art. To maintain the quality of my practice, I work with a coach supervisor, and I regularly invest in my continuing professional development. I also belong to the European Mentoring and Coaching Council and I follow their code of ethics.
Aside from being a coach
I’m passionate about a lot of things, here are just a few of them: the natural world and protecting our beautiful planet; creativity; minimalism – as a lifestyle and an aesthetic; contemporary art, architecture and interior design; live music; forests and Japanese gardens; reading; walking; running; and mindfulness. And finally, I’m at my most content in the company of others. I love meeting people from all walks of life and hearing their stories – especially over tea and cake!
