As a Leadership/Executive Coach, I help individuals and teams clarify goals and develop strategies to achieve them.  My experience includes -  GP Partner for 7 years (5 as Senior Partner), Portfolio GP for 14 years, GP Appraiser, Medical students’ tutor, Board Chair and Non-Executive Director at an NHS trust. Balancing a busy career and life outside work led me to discover coaching at a career crossroads, and I haven’t looked back since.

I launched my coaching business in 2011 after completing a Corporate and Executive Coaching Diploma.  I have coached leaders across business, education, and non-profits, and facilitated workshops on time management, resilience, and other relevant topics for leaders. I’m also passionate about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and co-founded Sheerah Network, an organisation focused on DEI support and training.

Married to a GP, I have two children and enjoy writing (with some published books), gardening and travelling.

I was a GP principal in Cambridgeshire between 1984 and 2012, in Cambridge City and later in Cambourne.  I began working with Akeso in 2014 and have coached around thirty doctors. I also worked for NHS Practitioner Health, looking after clinicians who self-refer with a wide variety of mental health issues. I have the ILM7 diploma in Executive Coaching and Mentoring. 

In the past, I have chaired the LMC, been vice-chair of a commissioning group and have served on the Performance Advisory Group with NHS England.  I was also a GP trainer and an appraiser.  I am now a director of Akeso and a coaching supervisor.

I have first-hand experience of being helped through times of crisis.  I firmly believe that wounded healers make the best doctors and would encourage any doctor facing professional and personal challenges to seek help.  Akeso is a good first step! 

I have worked as a GP in Hertfordshire for over 20 years. I have experience of being a Partner for several years and also working as a Salaried GP and Locum. I have also worked as a GP in the Private sector and held roles as an LMC Representative for Sessional GPs and CQC Specialist Advisor. I am also a GP Appraiser, carrying out on average 12-14 appraisals per year.

I am very aware of the many challenges facing working GPs. I have also dealt with personal health and family issues over the years. I have benefitted from being listened to and greatly value the importance of having protected time to explore issues in a safe and trusting environment. I am very enthusiastic about the benefits of coaching and am looking forward to supporting colleagues in making positive changes in their lives.

After qualifying as a GP in 2011 (MBBS London, MRCGP), I worked in Cambridgeshire for 10 years before moving to a West Essex practice. My varied roles include partner, locum, salaried, and now retained GP. As a mother of 3 young children, I understand the challenges of balancing professional and family demands.

Recently, I’ve supported hospital doctors through pastoral care, facilitated debrief groups, led nurse supervision, and provided one-to-one coaching. I’m pursuing an ILM diploma in Executive Coaching and Mentoring, completing in 2025, with a Person-Centred approach.

In our fast-paced lives, coaching provides a reflective space to regain insight and purpose, enabling problem-solving and goal achievement. I draw inspiration from nature, art, running, and meaningful words. Whether discussing the ‘big picture’ or addressing specific challenges, it would be a privilege to support your journey toward a fulfilling future.

I have worked for the NHS for many years, initially training and working as a Mental Health Nurse and Manager in London and Norfolk, later returning to Norfolk and training to be a doctor. I currently work as a salaried GP and GP trainer, a GP Training Programme Director in Norwich and have completed the PG Cert Med Clin Ed and am a GP Tutor for Medical Students. I have worked as a partner and salaried GP and was previously GP Tutor for postgraduate doctors. Through my work in the NHS I have seen the increasing pressures for healthcare staff and the toll this is taking. Through my coaching training I have come to understand how powerful it can be and I recognise the value and importance of supporting colleagues to explore their challenges, navigate career choices and support their wellbeing. I also have an interest in lifestyle medicine.

I love having the opportunity to support people to achieve their goal, whatever that might be. I have been a General Practitioner and University Lecturer for 25 years during which time I have supported countless numbers of students, staff, and patients all with unique aspirations. I would love to help you move forward with any aspect of your life, to explore ways to improve things, whether you have a big or small problem or even if you do not have a problem. I would be happy to give you time and space to think in a supportive environment. About me: married, 4 children, 2 Labradors, hens, fish, plants.

I am a GP partner in a Cambridge city practice. We have been through a lot of changes and I have had some steep learning curves. I have a portfolio career now as I have several interests. I have taken on a management role at work, mainly with staffing; I am a trainer and an appraiser.

I am married to a non-medic and have two children and have been a carer for my frail elderly mother. Both my husband and I have received coaching and have found it beneficial. Coaching is not about getting advice but facilitating the coachee to make choices and decisions which empower them.

I’m a Srilankan British in my early 50s who loves to cook and create new dishes. I offer a supportive environment where people can talk through their issues. I am committed to coaching and am studying for a level 7 ILM Diploma.

As well as a coach, I am a salaried GP, appraiser and GP mentor. I have previously been a partner in a large teaching practice. In my spare time I make silver jewelry and enjoy travelling and walking my dog.

Having been both a GP and a parent for over 20 years, I have experience of how life can bring us many changes and challenges from both a work and personal perspective. Some are big, some are small and some more difficult than others but often they also bring opportunity for growth and development both personally and professionally. As doctors we are so used to helping our patients that we often forget to invest in ourselves. I firmly believe that by allowing ourselves to develop and work through our challenges we not only benefit ourselves but also our families and patients. Whatever it is you wish to work on, big or small, I bring commitment and empathy to the coaching conversation: I look forward to working  with you.

As a portfolio GP in West Essex, I bring clinical expertise and leadership to my coaching practice. Alongside roles as an appraiser and senior appraiser, I have years of experience as a medical educator supporting the development of medical students and GP trainees.

Coaching became transformative for me as I balanced a demanding professional life with raising three children. Inspired by this, I completed the Introduction to Coaching programme and earned the ILM7 in Executive Coaching and Mentoring in 2023.

My coaching style is calm, curious, and attentive, offering a non-judgemental space for reflection and growth. By fostering clarity and confidence, I help clients reconnect with their goals and take meaningful action.

Whether seeking resilience, direction, or personal development, I am here to support you on your journey toward unlocking your potential.

Coaching has changed my life into having a healthy marriage , being financially astute , communicate effectively with patients and i believe it can change yours too.

I use coaching tools and questions to help colleagues find clarity towards their next steps in life. Coaching approach is judgment-free, open, and a companion to your dreamed life.

I hold ILM Level 5 . I’ve completed Strategic Intervention coaching at the Tony Robbins Institute, Mindvalley Coaching, and a Non-Violent Communication strategies.

Beyond coaching, I work as a portfolio GP, and I’m also a mum and wife. I love playing tennis, walking with my dog, eating plant based and drinking matcha

I am a full-time portfolio GP working mainly remotely for the 111 service (HUC) and a GP surgery in East Anglia. I am a GP appraiser, executive member of Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire’s LMC, a GP mentor, an examiner for Cambridge University’s medical students and a clinical reviewer of ICB level complaints (previously NHS England) for Hertfordshire and West Essex. I am a level 1 Health and Wellbeing coach. I have completed the Introduction to Coaching modules run by AKESO. I am an IMG and can speak, read and write Bengali and Hindi too. I have worked as a hospital doctor, mainly in general medicine and its specialities, before becoming a GP. I have worked as a GP partner, as a salaried GP and as a locum GP both in hours, extended access and in OOH sessions. I can offer remote coaching to people in any area and I am willing to coach anybody and everybody.

Rahhiel is an experienced ILM level 7  qualified coach and BPS approved Mindfulness Now practitioner. She is also a Portfolio GP and Medical Educationalist. 

I achieved my ILM 5 Coaching and Mentoring certificate in 2017. I am currently upskilling to the ILM-7 to enable me to do coaching supervision. I am a Mindfulness Now practitioner and I can use mindfulness in the coaching relationship. I am Mum to two young children. I enjoy playing badminton, being creative and reading. I am happy to coach online and on the telephone.

Hello, I am Sarah a GP in Norfolk. I have worked as a GP partner and am now a locum which gives me a better work- life balance. Locuming gave me freedom to obtain my Diploma in Lifestyle Medicine. I am the  regional director for the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine, I have a special interest in Women’s Health. I enjoy medical education also and have taught local medical students.

I loved the AKESO coaching course so much, that I am now embarking on the Level 7 Diploma and am excited to grow as a coach through this. I believe we are so much more than our jobs and so enjoy pursuing other interests outside medicine. I love music, both playing and listening, and also attending gigs, I am a trained Zumba instructor and also love creative activities for example crafts and baking. I love being in the garden but need to work on my ability to keep my plants alive!

I welcome the chance to offer you dedicated time and headspace to consider new possibilities or think through difficult situations, utilising the skills I have acquired through extensive coaching and mentoring, and completing the ILM Level 5 diploma. As an experienced outdoor coach, we can enjoy the benefits of taking our coaching conversations outside in nature: ‘we walk, you talk, I listen, and the world changes!’ I also offer online coaching.

Alongside GP clinical practice, I work at the UEA (where I have an interest in Medical Humanities), am an appraiser and have roles at the ICB. In between taxiing my two children around, I squeeze in some reading, tennis and paddleboarding.

As a person and coach I’m open-minded and optimistic. From recent coachees: 'I always leave our sessions feeling inspired, refreshed and energised' and, ‘I cannot thank you enough for being a very approachable and supportive listening ear.

I am an Advanced Nurse Practitioner having worked in general practice since 1995. I gained my MSc and PGCMDE in 2012 and am involved in GP training and working with student nurses on placement.

In my role as Strategic GPN Lead for BLMK I am involved with the GP and GPN fellowships and work with the local Training Hub developing training opportunities to meet the needs of our workforce.

I am interested in people and enjoy a good conversation. I find supporting colleagues very rewarding. I have been lucky enough to have some amazing colleagues who have supported me, so it seems fair to want to try and pass it on to others

Having just recently moved house, my time away from work is spent on gardening and DIY and I am equally happy to be away in our campervan relaxing by the sea. I very much look forward to meeting you.

I have enjoyed a portfolio career as Chief Medical Director for Bedfordshire Luton and Milton Keynes, with HEE, the GMC, NCAS and as a Forensic Medical Examiner. I believe in multi-professional working based on peoples’ abilities and attitudes rather than qualifications. A commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion aiming to reduce health inequalities and improve outcomes is an approach I take in all aspects of my work including General Practice and coaching.  goes here

I have been working as an NHS doctor for over 30 years and am currently a GP and an Appraiser based in Bedfordshire. My interests include Medical Education, Yoga, Theatre and Art. I previously worked for HEE as a GP Tutor and Training Program Director supporting education, training and workforce development.

I am currently working towards an ILM 7 qualification in coaching. I enjoy utilising a variety of tools in my coaching and believe in tailoring my technique in response to client needs. I am particularly interested in the powerful role coaching can play in assisting diverse clients from challenging backgrounds.

I would like to use my experience of living with a disability to help others adapt, reframe and develop their aspirational goals. As a coach, I feel  privileged to be able to accompany and assist my clients onto a path to a life beyond their expectations.