I was called to be a coach. This career path was literally called out for me by a fellow healer I really respect. When he said, “Hadley, you would be a great coach!” my whole self just resonated. At this time, around 2008, I was already spending a few hours a day coaching people over the phone for a volunteer organization, so turning that into a career felt completely natural. That’s how I knew I was on my true path–it felt as natural as taking big breath of fresh air: invigorating, freeing and peaceful all at once.
My website: TheLoveLifeCoach.com
People say I help them a great deal, even when we’ve only spoken briefly. They say I’m intuitive, creative, nurturing, idealistic, able to visualize fabulous possibilities, and really good at “holding healing space” for them. I’ve survived various traumas, so helping people find their way is like an alchemical process which turns lead into gold, suffering into joy. I’ve gone on the journey, been tested, and now I get to return with the elixir.
My website: TheLoveLifeCoach.com
While coaching is a relatively new career path for me, I have been helping people with relationship issues for most of my adult life. In my twenties, I trained in embodiment therapy and advocated for victims of childhood sexual abuse. In my thirties, I trained at the Rising Spirit Institute of Natural Health, and taught communication tools to couples. Now in my forties, I'm a Certified Martha Beck Life Coach and I help people in major life transitions, like career changes, painful divorces, life makeovers, or facing a pattern of sex and love addiction.
