I founded RiverRhee in 2009 after spending 25+ years in the Pharmaceutical Industry as a line manager and internal trainer, facilitator and business change programme manager.
I am a qualified coach, with a Post Graduate certificate from Barefoot Coaching and the University of Chester. I am accredited with the International Coaching Federation to PCC level (Professional Certified Coach) and have completed training with Climate Change Coaching. I am part-way to becoming qualified as an ADHD Specialist Coach with the Gold Mind Academy.
Becoming a coach involves an enormous amount of self-development, and this is an on-going processs. My book “Coaching in the Helix. How self-development impacts the quality of our coaching.” is a reflection of the journey I am on, with insights that I hope will support other coaches in their journeys.
My vision is to connect others with what matters to them and all the possibilities available, what they want and can do, and how to anchor that right back to what matters.
I help my clients understand themselves, develop their self-awareness, lean into their strengths and develop strategies for their challenges. We focus on such things as interpersonal and communication skills and executive functions such as self-organisation, and dealing with change.
I actively work in the Neurodiversity space, delivering awareness seminars and coaching neurodivergent individuals and their managers. I do this because of my experience as a parent of a young adult with diagnoses for ADHD and Autism, my own late in life realisation that I too am an ADHDer and Autistic, and witnessing others’ experiences at work and in the people that I coach.
I am also locally active in making a positive difference for our environment. My group coaching style workshops give people a safe and supported space to explore how they are feeling and what they would like to do in relation to the nature and climate crisis. I provide one-to-one coaching in this area too.
Elisabeth Goodman
