Meet Sarah
Championing inclusive coaching and supervision
Sarah Wissing is a certified coach and supervisor dedicated to creating accessible, affirming spaces where people can experiment, reflect, and thrive.
About Sarah
Sarah brings over a decade of experience across people development, talent strategy, and coaching. She has worked with clients throughout the UK and internationally, supporting them to navigate change, advocate for themselves, and lead with confidence.
Identifying as neurodivergent, Sarah understands the importance of designing coaching spaces that honour different processing styles and sensory needs. Her sessions are grounded in compassion, spaciousness, and practical experimentation.
Qualifications include an ICF accredited coaching certification, supervision training with respected industry mentors, and ongoing CPD in trauma-informed and neuroaffirming practice.
My coaching philosophy
Coaching with Sarah is collaborative and future-focused. Every session is an invitation to pause, notice what is present, and experiment with new possibilities. Together we unlock practical action rooted in your values and strengths.
“Coaching is a lighthouse—steady, grounding, and illuminating the paths that are already yours to take.”
— Sarah Wissing
Clients appreciate Sarah’s balance of warmth and challenge. She offers gentle accountability, celebrates wins, and equips you with tools to sustain progress between sessions. When you work together, you will explore what support looks like for your nervous system, learning style, and ambitions.
What guiding principles shape our work?
- Accessibility: Sessions flex to your pace, communication preferences, and sensory needs.
- Curiosity: We explore multiple perspectives to surface insights and choices.
- Integrity: Ethical practice and confidentiality are foundational to every conversation.
- Celebration: Progress is acknowledged, and strengths are made visible and actionable.
Let’s connect professionally
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