Find clarity, identify strengths, and take action

Making a shift in your career, workplace, personal life, or family life can be extra challenging if you're trying to go it alone.

You don’t have to go it alone.

I’m a coach, trainer, and thought partner for individuals (especially women) and non-profit teams. Together, we work on career choices and transitions, work/life balance, leadership development, and any issues getting in the way.

I help my clients find solutions that are authentic and natural to their ways of working.

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Maybe you are:

Good (or even great!) at your job, but not as inspired or satisfied as you used to be.
A nonprofit professional or a parent (or both) who is always expected to do more with less.
Stretched thin between work demands and family responsibilities.
Not fully utilizing your best talents and expertise at work.

How can you find the time and space to think about what you want or need, let alone find the time to work on making a career change?

I’m here to help.

Let’s talk about what we can do together.

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Balancing professional and personal roles

1:1 Coaching
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Programs for women making a shift

Small Group Coaching
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support for nonprofit organizations

Training & Facilitation
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Testimonials

Whitney has the amazing ability to see through my worst professional anxieties to my own wisdom and experience – even when I can't! I have come to Whitney for coaching during very stressful moments in my career and have each time left with more confidence and a concrete path forward. Above that, she brings many years of experience in non-profit work and deeply understands the mission behind it. Whitney’s authentic caring and belief not just in my abilities, but also the importance of work I’m doing, has made such a difference in my career and my LIFE.

Leah, Nonprofit educator

Going through this program gave me the opportunity to step back and look holistically at work and my life and how I want to integrate them in a way that is in alignment with where I am right now, and where I see myself going long term. Being part of a group was such an additive experience – hearing from other women where their challenges and strengths were helped me to feel like I was not alone and prompted me to consider my own experience in new ways.

Moira, Student Affairs Higher Education Professional

My journey with Whitney helped me tackle my challenge of figuring out my next move by looking at every aspect of my life, what kind of parent/mom/wife I want to be, what lessons and values I want to instill upon and model to my children, what type of company I want to work for, the impact of me working on the schedule and flow of my family/life, and what type of work I’m good at and where I can add value to an organization. Whitney asked the hard questions and helped me really listen to my answers and held me accountable to the things that I said were really important.

Dana, Nonprofit Director

Whitney is a calm, supportive, guide who was able to intently listen to where I was at, reflect on what she heard, and then provide me with tools and steps to create a plan of action. Whitney had an array of tools and visualization activities she used to help me go deep within, to think about where I was at and where I wanted to go. Ultimately, I was able to move into a new career and a healthy relationship. I am so grateful for her help in getting me to verbalize what was going on in my life and visualize a path forward to the future I wanted to create.

Jenna, Operations Manager, Medical Devices

stressed, stretched, frustrated? that was me.

I’m the coach I once needed.

I had three kids and I job I loved for years. Then, suddenly, it wasn’t working anymore. I was competent, respected, and accomplished, but I wasn’t happy at work.

In 2017, I left a great nonprofit where I’d spent 19 years building programs and leading teams, empowering girls and families, and being a part of a purposeful community. I felt lost. What should I do now? What did I WANT to do? How would my parenting responsibilities play out now that my kids were teenagers? What mattered most?

After many experiments and much reflection, I found work that satisfies me and truly uses my talents. Let me help you make a career change without the 18 months of wandering alone! Work with me one-on-one or join my small group coaching program to make changes in your life that make sense for who you are now.

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