Learn to read your own roadmaps.

Unlock your potential with personalized coaching.

  • Work through challenges

  • Lead from within

  • Learn to Trust Yourself

    Trust yourself

  • Foster relationships

 

Find your path.

Feeling lost?

Recenter and get back on track. Through one-on-one coaching, Rachel can help:

  • Overcome anxiety and fear

  • Reduce pain

  • Feel more connected and engaged

  • Forge meaningful relationships

  • Work through professional and personal conflicts

Learn to trust yourself again. Rachel gives people the tools to read their own roadmaps so that they can navigate the challenges of life with joy and confidence.

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What People Are Saying

 

“Rachel has an amazing talent for engaging and engendering trust in both her clients and her colleagues. She was always my "go to" person in dealing with really difficult team dynamics because of her unfailing fearlessness, skill and knowledge in helping people confront and resolve tough issues while creating an environment of safety and good humour.”

— Former Manager of Organizational Development, Covenant Health 

“As a coach, Rachel's insightful analysis of situations and the human condition is manifested by her ability to guide her client to solutions and capabilities that they didn't immediately know they already possess! Rachel uses a thoughtful, collaborative and inclusive approach to her work as a coach, speaker, facilitator and consultant.  Her respectful, results oriented focus helps her clients, co-workers, and colleagues achieve goals” 

— Registrar/Director Registration Services College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta

“Rachel is a professional coach who doesn’t tell you what you want to hear – she tells you what you need to hear.  She is observant, and notices the individual and group dynamics of the team with which she is working.  Rachel’s style makes you feel safe, but she also holds you accountable for your choices and the results of those choices”.

— Vice President, Human Resources & Business Services Edmonton Journal