Towards a meaningful and fulfilling second half of life
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“5 secrets for Embracing Mid-life and beyond!"
The greatest potential for growth and realization exists in the second half of life.
~ Carl Jung
“There is one thing we can be certain of and that is change”.
Everything changes – we grow older, children leave home, separation or divorce, illness, retirement, change of job... events that throw us into transition and we often get stuck!
- Do you fear you are losing direction, need to change but don’t know where to start?
- Would you like to re-evaluate where you are and who you want to become?
- Do you need some mid-life inspiration to guide you to a more fulfilling second half of life?
- Do you want to rebuild confidence and self-esteem?
- Do you want to feel alive again and have a sense of purpose and meaning back in your life?
We all know that life isn’t always smooth sailing – there are mountains and valleys, meadows and jungles – all to navigate.
Take this opportunity to articulate your dream, challenge your fears, build a vision and purpose for this next phase of your life.
Celebrate life – Connect with others – Contribute and share your wisdom
Coaching
Coaching is a partnership that maximises your human potential. As a Life Coach I help you to articulate your vision and identify your core needs and values.
Counselling
While counselling is in some ways similar to coaching there are times when past psychological trauma wants to be addressed through a deeper approach and inner work.
Consulting
Are you looking for an injection of new life or direction for your organisation or team or for your own or your team’s leadership? Our programs can meet your needs.
“I had three life coaching sessions with Ann Moir-Bussy. She is a wonderful lady, with a wealth of knowledge and lovely genuineness.
Our sessions were helpful in putting me on the right path of what I need to do next. Ann knows the right questions to ask and how to get an answer out of you. And she does it in such a lovely gentle way.
Thanks again Ann, and I hope our paths will cross at some stage in the future.”
