Tamsin Crook

I have been working as a career coach since 2009, and in the last five years have also begun supporting with broader life issues as well, particularly related to neurodiversity.

Clients might work with me short or long-term, addressing issues such as career transition, career development, returning to work after an extended break etc. I also work with people to work through the impact of different life stage transitions, self-confidence and creating a new kind of future. Everyone is different, and brings a unique perspective, and the work is always uniquely interesting.

I have an ICF ACC level accreditation, I’m a registered career development professional, and an emotions coaching practitioner, and have undertaken significant CPD and research into ADHD and neurodiversity, specifically career strengths and successes, and experiences of career decision-making. I have an MSc in Career Management and Coaching, an MSc in Psychology and a Post Grad Cert in Neurodiversity Coaching. I currently teach on the PG Cert Neurodiversity Coaching programme at Birkbeck, University of London.

I live in Surrey and have three teenage sons and an almost-perfect dog.