Judgement
The fact that women are judged more harshly for mistakes and expected to conform to communal stereotypes (LeanIn.org and McKinsey, 2020).
Hold back because you fear being judged or seen as “too much”?
Constantly battle self-doubt
Feel like you're trying to impress or fit in to the box that'll make you "successful"?
Do you feel yourself acting "smaller" than you really are?

Founder of We are Delphi! I'm an ex British Diplomat. I specialise in helping high-achieving women who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or held back by external pressures and internal doubt.
My mission is to help you access your confidence, sharpen your communication, and live on your own terms.
In short, I'm a coach who has worked with hundreds of individuals, spent thousands of hours coaching and the same again training. I've taken all that I know about psychology, behaviour and people to create a coaching programme that makes you unstoppable.
This isn’t about empty affirmations or superficial “empowerment.” It's been designed with the real issues in mind:
The fact that women are judged more harshly for mistakes and expected to conform to communal stereotypes (LeanIn.org and McKinsey, 2020).
With an understanding of how gender bias within organizations can inhibit your progress, especially if your leadership style doesn’t fit traditional models.
The fact that burnout can happen when you to fit a mould that doesn’t align with your values.
Women are already fighting a bias that they are not suited to leadership.
From a young age, girls are taught to be more risk-averse, prioritize likability, and seek approval. By age 6, girls are less likely than boys to associate brilliance with their gender, affecting their long-term confidence and ambition (Science, 2017)
Women receive more vague and critical feedback focused on communication style rather than strategic vision. This bias disrupts their leadership trajectory (McKinsey & Company, 2019)
Women are 25% less likely to self-promote, limiting their opportunities for growth (National Bureau of Economic Research, 2019).
Women face the “double bind” where assertive behaviour is perceived as competent but unlikable. In fact, 66% of women report being criticized for being "too aggressive" compared to only 13% of men (Harvard Business Review, 2018).
Get clear on what you truly want and identify the values that drive your decisions.
Overcome self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the internalized beliefs that limit you.
Develop the skills to express yourself assertively and ensure your message lands powerfully.








BUT IT DOESN'T HAVE TO STAY THAT WAY!
So book in for a free intro call, let's talk about what your facing now, what you would like to achieve and how working together, you could be more content in the career you have.
I specialise in helping high-achieving women who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or held back by external pressures and internal doubt.
Professional women who:
Hold back because you fear being judged or seen as “too much”?
Feel like you’re capable of more, but something keeps you from fully stepping up?
Constantly battle self-doubt
Feel like you're trying to impress or fit in to the box that'll make you "successful"?
Do you feel yourself acting "smaller" than you really are?
The patriarchy is so endemic that we have been building it into our foundations from girlhood. Sometimes we have to draw it out like a poison from a wound and that can be a slow and uncomfortable process.
We may need to try different things, draw on my experience from being a therapist as well as my experience navigating professional spaces, but at all times we will be, considerate, respectful and focused on you.
1. Go into meetings confident, no matter who is in the room.
2. Gain strategies to handle challenges so you no longer need to feel small or worried about taking-up too much space.
3. Learn the top three skills I have previously used to influence people I meet.
4. Have the courage to request a raise, opportunity or promotion.
5. Learn to manage and sit with silence so you don't say "yes" or do the work of all people in the conversation.
6. Understand how power dynamics play out in the work place and what you can do about them.
7. Become extremely clear on your inner compass and where you want to head in life - helping you to make decisions no matter how tricky they feel.
Coaching sessions are collaborative, focussed (on most occasions!) and designed so you walk away with increased clarity and learning after every session. Sessions usually take place via Zoom. I share materials and summaries after the end of every session as well as exercises to facilitate reflection. I provide individual digital workbooks for activities to be completed between each session too.
Fees include: