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Considering or going through a career change? This site provides holistic, mindfulness & career development information to help guide you as you consider your current and future career pathway. Information is also available for current and former service personnel, and families to assist in transitioning to civilian life.

As a Registered Professional Career Development Practitioner (RPCDP) who has lived and worked in various industries in Australia, the UK, and Germany, my vision is to provide career guidance to empower my clients with the skills & knowledge to navigate their changing career pathway.

Have you ever:

🔹 doubted that you are on the right career path?

🔹 experienced working in a different country, and the struggles gaining employment may involve? e.g., having overseas qualifications and previous work experience recognised

🔹 lost motivation for your job role?

🔹 been and / or a military spouse/partner?

🔹 given up or paused your career to support your partners career?

🔹 lost or struggled with your sense of self-identity after leaving a job/career?

🔹 experienced or considering a career pivot?

🔹 supported someone who struggled with their military to civilian career transition?

🔹 experienced redundancy?

🔹 considered or undertook a mid-career change?

🔹 returned to learning as an adult, wondering if you have chosen the “right” course?

🔹 juggled studying whilst working part or full time?

🔹 been worried about what the future of work will look like, and your job future?

🔹 Doubted your sense of self efficacy and mattering?

🔹 experienced imposter syndrome?

 🔹 been really curious about what other career possibilities are out there?

🔹 struggled to explain your transferable skills and experience?

🔹 had people who were meant to be your support network, dismiss and try and talk you out of following your vision of your future career path?

You aren’t alone ❤

I have lived experience of all of these things, including have lived and worked in three different countries, and across a variety of industries