Employer-Funded Career Transition Support
Losing your job can stop your momentum. Let’s get it moving again.
You don’t have to know what comes next yet.
Losing a job can knock your confidence, disrupt your routine, and make the idea of starting another job search feel exhausting. This is six sessions of practical, independent coaching to help you process what happened, work out what comes next, and start moving toward it.
Your employer may be paying for the coaching. The work is about you.
Book a free 20-minute conversationWhat happens after the job ends
Losing a job can shake more than your income.
You may be worried about money. But you may also be dealing with something harder to name. A job can give you structure, identity, confidence, relationships, and a sense of where you belong. When it disappears — even for reasons you understand — it can leave you feeling disoriented. That can make the next step harder than it looks from the outside.
Identity
Part of how you saw yourself just disappeared.
You may be asking what this says about you, what you still want, and whether the next role should look anything like the last one.
Confidence
It can change the way you see your own ability.
Even capable people can start second-guessing themselves after a job loss. We work through that before it starts shaping every decision that follows.
Momentum
Starting again can feel strangely difficult.
Not because you do not care. Because you are trying to move forward while still absorbing what just happened.
The goal is not to rush you past it. It is to help you get moving again.
We make space for what happened, then start rebuilding direction, confidence, and enough momentum to take the next step.
Career Transition Package
Six sessions to help you get moving again.
This is a defined employer-funded coaching package for the period after a job ends. We use the time to deal with what happened, work out what you want next, and begin turning that direction into action.
The package is agreed and funded before the coaching begins, so you do not have to keep going back to your former employer to ask for additional support.
Process
Work through what happened.
Make space for the loss, the frustration, the uncertainty, and what the experience has done to your confidence or sense of direction.
Direction
Decide what comes next.
Work out what you want from the next stage of your career, what you want to leave behind, and which directions are worth pursuing.
Movement
Start doing something about it.
Build the story, prepare the search, make connections, start applying, and use what happens to decide the next move.
Six sessions will not necessarily finish your career transition. They are designed to get it properly underway.
The aim is to leave you with more confidence, a clearer direction, and enough momentum to keep moving after the coaching ends.
Send them this page. It explains the package, price, and what the support includes.
The payoff
The return is movement.
The goal is not to make the transition disappear. It is to get you to a point where what happened is no longer making every decision for you — and you are actively building what comes next.
Perspective
The last job stops defining the next one.
You understand what happened, what you want to take from it, and what you would rather leave behind.
Confidence
You start trusting yourself again.
Not because everything has been resolved, but because you are making decisions, taking action, and seeing that you can move forward.
Momentum
The job search actually begins.
Conversations happen. Applications go out. Ideas get tested. Instead of waiting to feel ready, you start learning from what happens.
You do not have to feel completely over it before you start moving.
Sometimes moving is part of how you get through it. The aim is to leave these six sessions with a stronger sense of yourself, a direction worth pursuing, and real evidence that your transition is underway.
“You allowed me to unpack a lot that’s been on my mind and it really made me feel a lot better in rebuilding my confidence professionally.”
— Vince
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You do not have to have the next chapter figured out before we talk.
Tell me what happened, what you have been thinking about, and where you seem to be getting stuck. We’ll see whether this package makes sense and what the next step should be.