Lily Llewellyn

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach).  As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.  

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach). As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.  

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach). As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.  

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach). As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.  

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach). As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.  

I work with high-achieving adults and couples whose lives may look successful but who feel stuck, especially where money is tangled up in it.

I use a dual therapeutic coaching approach (as a dual qualified therapist and coach). As a trained and experienced mediator, my work is also conflict-informed.

Psychotherapy works in-depth with people’s psychology and lived experience. My aim as a therapist is to support my clients to process emotions, become more self-aware and challenge limiting beliefs. The purpose to is encourage emotional and internal change. Coaching takes a more structured, cognitive approach. The purpose is to encourage active, external change in clients. I combine the best from both therapy and coaching to help you understand yourself and do deep, meaningful work while being solution and forward focused. This means you are able to move forwards with confidence and self-awareness.

Coaching and psychotherapy share the same core competencies and follow the same ethical framework so using a hybrid therapeutic-coaching approach works smoothly and effectively.

Therapeutic coaching is ideal if you want to make sense of something that feels complex and or complicated. You may be in a transition or be going through loss and want the guidance of moving through it smoothly and carefully. You may want to take the time to process your internal and external world with the help and guidance of a trained, able and experienced professional like me and be sure that you make the best decision for you in how you move forwards. If you are looking for security, confidence and comfort while you move forwards, I am likely a good match for you.

I am most suited to work with individuals, couples and small groups of family members. The majority of my clients come to me because they are conventionally successful in their work or businesses (in this context, when I say “success” I mean they have achieved what they wanted to achieve and may have a certain level of wealth or recourses at their disposal). Yet this success can come with added pressure, loneliness, or even confusion about how to use resources or how to relate to people. Oftentimes work life and personal life can become tangled together which leads to conflict or a feeling that life is unbalanced or not in harmony. Many couples I work with experience challenges in communication, being aligned or intimacy.

If you question your way forwards and want to explore where you’re at, we are suited to work together.

My work is organic and tailored around you, which means there is no set number of sessions or a perfect framework or process I use. However, our work together may look like the following - to begin, we will discuss where you are at currently and what has brought you to me. Then, we can discuss what you would like to be different and how you would like to feel. We will explore your current reality, day to day life and what hurdles you may face. We will start to explore how to overcome obstacles, and I will accompany you as you implement changes in your life.

We will regularly discuss our work together to ensure that you are satisfied with our progress.