Women Who Thrive

Too many women aren’t in the role and career that they deserve to be in. 

Or they are where they want to be in their career, but are struggling with workload, balancing work and life responsibilities, impostor syndrome, finding their own voice, or getting recognition for their contribution.

I am on a mission to change that and help women move from surviving to thriving instead.

Women who Thrive: A Personal Reset

This is a new unique programme, designed to help you understand yourself more, identify your personal saboteurs and realise how some of your thinking patterns, habits and behaviours are holding you back and impacting negatively in your life. But even more than that, the unique structure of the course, like a mini-bootcamp, will help you develop new thinking patterns, behaviours and habits that will help you to be happier, more content and less stressed.

Coaching

As a coach I offer a safe confidential space to really focus on the issues that matter to you and then help you to take small actions that build confidence, and help you to move forward.  Small actions really do lead to huge changes. I’ll help you identify the beliefs and behaviours that are holding you back and give you the courage and support to take braver steps than you could ever achieve on your own.

“Coaching with Marie has transformed my working life.  Coaching has had a very positive effect on my overall health and that feel of ‘burn out’ that can be common; I sleep much better, am less anxious, and much better able to cope with the stress of work.” Suzanne M

I work with women who:

  • Aren’t achieving the career success that they deserve

  • Are having difficulty finding the right work life balance for them

  • Are just starting out in their first leadership role and need to build their confidence, or develop their career plan

  • Have been appointed to senior roles and need to get rid of the impostor voice in their head

  • Are starting to feel stuck, or burned out, and want to find their spark again

What people are saying

  • “I joined the Women who Thrive programme last year. It was mid pandemic - I was stressed, tired and burnt out after months of high stress situations. The programme allowed me to make time for myself, to work out how I could regain a bit of control and peace of mind and learn about some tools and techniques for resilience and really to just to look after myself better. It worked!.”

    Aine M

  • “Marie provided really thought provoking sessions, with useful suggestions and brought a like-minded community together. The small actions that we all committed to implementing each week helped me cope and become more positive and I felt stronger in approaching the ups and downs of daily life. It changed the way I dealt with many situations for the better, improved my mental health and made life a bit more manageable in a time of ongoing challenges...”

    Melissa F

  • “This programme was a lifesaver during the difficult pandemic period. It provided the perfect balance of sharing their knowledge and experience with the space for small group discussions. After each session, I put one small change into practice and the resultant impact on my professional life and wellbeing was massive. I now share these essential tools with colleagues whenever I can. Quite simply, fabulous.”

    Clare T

  • “When I signed up for Women who Thrive, I really wasn't sure what to expect - I hadn't met Marie before and didn't know anyone else who would be taking part in the course. In the first weekly session, it was immediately clear that Marie had created a warm, welcoming and safe environment where it became very easy to share experiences and reflections with everyone attending. Marie has put so much work into creating detailed learning materials to read through each week, and the weekly group discussions were an opportunity to discuss how we were able to incorporate small steps of positive change into our daily routines. I have been overwhelmed by how supportive and encouraging the women attending this course have been and found each woman to be an inspiration in her own right. At the end of what was an extremely challenging year for all of us, I was - and continue to be - indebted to Marie for providing the tools and encouragement that I needed to be more proactive in taking care of my own wellbeing, along with creating a much-needed platform for women to champion one another through open dialogue and peer support.”

    Siofra