I am the founder of Liminal Coaching, and I developed the technique that gave the company its name.

I have over 30 years of experience helping clients innovate, overcome challenges, and improve performance across various personal and professional domains.

My interests are deep and broad, ranging across psychology, anthropology, philosophy, math, business, music, economics, culture, and systems thinking. I have an MBA in innovation, finance, and strategy, which I supplemented with further postgraduate studies in systems thinking and governance.

I am a qualified solution-focused therapist and a Research Fellow at the Schumacher Institute, an independent think tank dedicated to solving complex social, economic, and environmental crises.