Let go of the past. Embrace now.
How I can Help
Workshops
I can deliver bespoke workshops to groups of students, graduates or professionals. These would focus on well-being, emotional intelligence, resilience and/or team building and collaboration exercises centred on the hackathon model for collaborative problem solving that Janice developed for Hack Access.
Time and cost dependent on the scope of the workshop
Life Coaching
I can help you delve beneath the surface of your life to unearth the source of what’s preventing you to be at your most positive, authentic and effective self. Using self development tools focused on well-being and emotional intelligence, we assess, dismantle and redesign your life so it supports you to maximise your potential and elevate the quality of your life.
50 mins | £45
Communication & Presentation Skills
Sharing your ideas and presenting your vision for a better way of doing things at work takes courage and confidence. We all feel vulnerable when we challenge norms and present novel ideas to solve problems.
I have developed the Why, What & How Framework for communicating new ideas that can be adopted and used in any communication scenario. This can be delivered on a 1 to 1 basis or to groups.
45 mins | £40
Nice things said about working with Janice
Universal Design Grand Challenge; pitch coach clients
“It helped me to build my presentation in a meaningful way. The suggestion to tell a story and embody the project has been of great help.”
— Agathe, Manche, Interior Design student
“Janice helped us to evaluate our slides and make them more effective. She helped to calm us down before the presentation which was great!”
— Kate Cremin, mechanical engineering student
“Janice gave really good feedback on my presentation. Telling me exactly what I should cover and how to make my story more interesting.”
— Olivia Tait, Interior Design student
“Janice really helped us to emphasise the Why, What and How’ of our project. I think the skills we learned can be applied to any future presentation we may have in college or in our career”
— Maire Kane, Product Design student