Hello

Thank you for being here.

If you’ve found your way to my website, perhaps you’re thinking about whether coaching could be right for you — and that’s an exciting place to be.

Take a look at my Coaching page to find out more about how I work and what you can expect from working together.

And if you’re ready to explore what coaching could look like for you, book a free, no-obligation call.

You don’t need to have all the answers. You just need to be curious about what could come next.

Hi, I’m Anjali.

I’m a coach, educator, researcher and entrepreneur, and throughout my career I’ve been drawn to one thing: helping people navigate change and move towards what matters to them.

I have nine years of experience in healthcare, working at the intersection of healthcare and business. Alongside coaching, I teach healthcare leadership, international strategy and entrepreneurship, have developed a maternity health startup in India, research telemedicine and patient care, and support parents through pregnancy and the transition to parenting.

My work may span different worlds, but the common thread is people — understanding where they are, where they want to go, and what might help them get there.

How I coach

I don’t believe there is one right way to coach, because there is no one right way to be a person.

My coaching starts with you. I take time to understand what you need, how you like to work and what will help you feel comfortable. I create a safe, compassionate and unrushed space where you can explore your challenges, recognise your strengths and consider what might be possible. Sometimes I’ll be a sounding board. Sometimes I’ll ask the question you hadn’t considered. And sometimes I’ll gently challenge you to step beyond your comfort zone. I won’t tell you what your next step should be. I’ll help you work out what it is for yourself.

My approach is evidence-informed, ethical and client-led, drawing on my experience across coaching, healthcare, research, education and entrepreneurship.

I discovered coaching in 2021, and it felt like a natural extension of the work I had been doing throughout my career.

You don’t have to follow the script. You get to decide what comes next.