Kirsten Sheat
Kirsten trained as a Primary School teacher in New Zealand where she
grew up in the countryside with her busy, loving family. After her
training and newly qualified teaching jobs, Kirsten’s travel bug got the
better of her and she ended up where lots of New Zealanders end up –
buying a one way ticket to see the world. England offered her an
opportunity to settle down and her 10 year relationship with the British
Education system commenced.
Through teaching, Kirsten learnt that while the classroom didn’t necessarily hold the key to her own personal growth, other aspects of the teaching process did.
It was through exploring her own personal development needs with the help of a Coach that Kirsten realised her destiny. Feeling completely supported and guided herself, she understood that Coaching was going to be the cornerstone of her career. Personally she could move in the direction that she needed to go as well as growing professionally through establishing her coaching business.
The areas that meant a lot to me were individual achievement and helping people to grow and be the best that they could possibly be.
Kirsten has been happily running a successful coaching practice in the Cotswolds for 5 years. Through her passionate and positive approach, coupled with her empathetic style, she has helped clients to:
• Achieve personal success by supporting them through their own
process of change
• Achieve positive outcomes from situations of loss and disempowerment
• Create new positive attitudes towards change
As a coach, Kirsten gives 100% individual attention to you while you work through your coaching needs, ensuring her clients:
• Feel heard – when the noise gets too much
• Have space to think, to decide, to progress, to succeed
• Are empowered to take control, make changes and find authenticity
Kirsten happily lives in a little patch of the Cotswolds but a piece of her heart is always in NZ. She is passionate about her husband and young daughter; and delights in making friends her family. She still has the travel bug and tries to visit somewhere new as often as she can.
Inspired by the upbringing her mother provided she says, “I am a poor imitation of what she achieved in the garden and the kitchen but I love trying to recreate my childhood memories for my daughter through gardening and baking!”
I enjoy motivating others – I love the feeling of satisfaction from seeing my clients’ progress. I gained my Diploma in Life Coaching (Distinction) through training with the Life Coaching Institute and am now a member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF). I am committed to following their core competencies and adhering to their code of ethics.
