TEDx speaker, author, Burnoutologist and creator of Burnoutology.

I reached board-level HR Director by 30. On paper I had it all. The success, the status, the salary. But I hadn't realised just how much the toxic work environments were stealing my brightness, my health, and my happiness.

Then burnout nearly killed me. Twice.

The first time, I was in chronic pain for seven months. I kept passing out. First on a train. Then from the top of the escalator at Liverpool Street station. I landed at the bottom, tights ripped, got back on the tube and went to my meeting. I didn't take one day off. Seven months later, I had two surgeries in 48 hours. The consultants told me it was burnout harming my body from the inside out. I didn't believe them.

The second time, I couldn't leave the sofa for six months. I was still working. I almost didn't survive by Christmas.

Both times, I was being coached by skilled, ethical, qualified coaches. They missed it entirely. Not because they were negligent. Because coaching wasn't designed for what burnout does to the brain, the body, and the sense of self.

I spent twelve years and hundreds of thousands of pounds joining the dots because what I saw didn't reflect my own experience, nor that of my clients.

I wrote the books that call BS on workplace wellbeing and expose what the field keeps missing.

I created the training that gives coaches the depth everyone else is skipping.

I train the coaches who do the work I no longer do.

I bring Burnoutology into workplaces so organisations can create real change.

And I'm building the burnout-informed world one stage, one workplace, one trained coach at a time.

Burnoutology exists because the field left me no choice. Now it's here. And the mission needs you.