Jen Waller smiling broadly at the camera, glasses pushed up on her head. She has shoulder-length brown hair and wears a blue and white patterned top, a small pearl necklace, against a warm beige background.

Hi, I’m Jen.

For nearly twenty years I’ve had the privilege of sitting alongside people as they navigate some of life’s quieter and more difficult moments.

People who’ve lost confidence.

People carrying more than anyone realises.

People who are outwardly coping but inwardly exhausted.

People who simply know they don’t want to keep living with quite so much noise in their heads.

Again and again, I’ve watched people discover that the person they’ve been searching for isn’t someone new.

It’s the person who’s been there all along, underneath the pressure, the overthinking and everything life has layered on top.

That’s the conversation I’m interested in.

Not because I have the answers.

But because I’ve seen what becomes possible when someone has the space to slow down, breathe and look at their experience in a different way.

I listen carefully.

I ask questions.

I become curious alongside you.

Sometimes that leads to relief.

Sometimes clarity.

Sometimes laughter.

Sometimes tears.

Very often it leads to the simple realisation that you’re far less broken than you’ve been led to believe.

Jen Waller smiling and looking off to the side, resting her folded arms on the back of a cream, textured armchair. She wears glasses, a blue floral top, a black cardigan, and a small pearl necklace, against a plain light grey background.

Over the years I’ve trained in a number of coaching approaches, including transformative coaching and the Three Principles understanding.

Those experiences have given me a strong foundation. But if you spend time with me, you’ll probably notice that I’m not reaching for a model or trying to fit you into a process.

I’d much rather meet you exactly where you are.

Outside of coaching, I’ve been a volunteer dog walker with The Cinnamon Trust for many years, and I never seem to need much of an excuse to go to the theatre and see a good musical.

If you’ve found your way here, I hope you leave feeling a little lighter than when you arrived.

Whether we ever work together or not.

Want to hear more?

If you’re curious to know a little more about me, here’s a recent online talk where I share a bit of my story and the impact one new thought had.

Curious to explore more?

If something in this resonates and you’d like to explore what working together might look like, you can find more about my current offers here:

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