Life coaching for women over 40
Between work, children and ageing parents, you may be the person everyone turns to. You keep track of appointments, manage problems, and notice what needs doing. There may be very little time left to ask how you are, or what you want.
Life coaching for women over 40 is time to take your own needs seriously. You might be balancing a demanding job with caring for a parent, supporting teenagers or adult children, or dealing with a change in your relationship. Menopause may be adding another layer.
You may want fewer responsibilities, a change at work, or time for something you have put off for years. A coach can help you decide what is realistic, where you need support, and how to ask for it.
Find women life coaches on Coachivas whose experience fits your circumstances. For menopause symptoms or other health concerns, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional alongside any coaching.
Jacqueline Ford
Valerie Knight
Adele Roberts
Gemma Pierce
I turn confused leaders into confident decision-makers. After 15 years navigating C-suite chaos, I know exactly why teams stall - and the uncomfortable conversations nobody wants to have.
Lauren Kendall
Helen Fraser
Yasmin Gupta
Brooke Stevens
Sofia Navarro
Ruby Carr
Nina Harper
Jessielee Hernandez
Eleanor Hayes
Lorraine Fields
Paige Lawson
Grace Holland
Teresa Vaughan
Gabriella Moretti
Karen Atwood
Zoe Fletcher
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What is life coaching for women over 40?
Private 1:1 time for women holding work, children, and often ageing parents, with little left for themselves. It can include a change at work, asking for help, menopause alongside the rest, or something you have put off for years.
Who is this page for?
Women over 40 who are the person everyone turns to, and want a coach who understands that chapter. You do not need to wait until the load is lighter.
What happens in a session?
You talk about what you are carrying and what you want for yourself. A coach helps you decide what is realistic, where you need support, and how to ask for it.
When should I see a therapist instead?
If you are unwell, start with a therapist. For menopause symptoms or other health concerns, speak to a qualified healthcare professional as well.