The Crossroads Coaching

15/06/2026

15/06/2026

Sometimes after cancer, the hardest part isn’t knowing what needs to change.
It’s actually doing it.

That’s where accountability comes in.

Not the shouty, clipboard-waving, “have you done your homework?” kind.

The kind that helps you stop circling the same thoughts, get clear on what matters, and gently get your "A into G" when your head has been firmly in the sand.

Coaching gives you space, structure and someone in your corner.

And sometimes, that’s exactly what helps you move again.

13/06/2026

After cancer treatment, hope can feel complicated.

You might be trying to rebuild your energy, confidence, identity and routine, all while working out what matters now.

This client’s words show what can happen when coaching gives someone the space to pause, reflect and take practical steps forward.

Through her own commitment, honesty and effort, she has been able to identify what matters, prioritise more clearly, set goals and feel more in control of her time and life.

That is powerful.

Coaching after cancer is not about pretending everything is easy. It is about finding light, direction and possibility again, one step at a time.

Please contact me for a chat to find out more.

12/06/2026

Life after cancer treatment can feel disorientating.

You expect to feel relieved, but sometimes everything feels tangled and unclear. The old “normal” may not quite fit anymore, and that can feel unsettling.

This client’s words capture something so important. Through coaching, and with her own openness, effort and courage, she began to find her way towards a new kind of normal.

That is not a small thing.

Coaching can create space to pause, make sense of what has changed, and start moving forward in a way that feels realistic, personal and manageable.

10/06/2026

We’re still reflecting on this beautiful conversation with Julia Leckey!

Her honesty about the spiritual journey she has been on since two diagnoses of aggressive breast cancer makes this an episode that really stays with you. Moving, inspiring and full of depth, it’s one not to miss.

If you haven’t watched it yet, come and join us on the podcast. https://linktr.ee/yourwaynow

09/06/2026

Have faith in yourself. You’re more capable than you realise

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09/06/2026

This Carers Week, I’m thinking about the people who rarely call themselves carers.

The partners, parents, adult children, friends and relatives who are quietly holding everything together for someone with a cancer diagnosis.

The ones remembering appointments, chasing results, managing medication, doing the school run, the food shop, having difficult conversations. Staying strong in public, but falling apart in the car park.

Caring for someone with cancer can change your life too. And yet many carers feel they have to keep going because “it’s not about me.”

But it is about you too.

That’s why I created my group coaching programme for unpaid carers of someone with a cancer diagnosis. It gives carers space to stop, breathe, reflect and reconnect with themselves, not as an afterthought, but as people who matter too.

I’m currently recruiting for a PLANETS Charity funded course for unpaid carers connected to the PLANETS community. This course is specifically for their carers, and I’m delighted they recognise the importance of supporting the people behind the person with cancer.
I’d love to see more cancer charities offering this kind of support too.
If your charity supports people with cancer, who is supporting their carers?
The programme can be commissioned by charities, support organisations and community groups who want to offer meaningful, reflective and practical support to unpaid carers.
Across five group coaching sessions, carers explore the reality of caring, mindset, energy, boundaries, identity, and what might need to change so they are not just surviving the role.

Carers deserve more than praise.
They deserve support.

If you’re connected to PLANETS and caring for someone with cancer, please get in touch about the current course.
And if you work for a charity or organisation that wants to better support carers, I’d be very happy to talk.

08/06/2026

Have a read of my latest blog about goal setting after cancer. Practical and thoughtful first steps to get you started. Let me know what you think and if you need more support, just say! Thanks, Sue

Emerging from cancer treatment is a profound moment. It’s a time filled with relief, hope, and sometimes uncertainty. You might wonder, What’s next? How do you rebuild your life and find purpose again? Setting goals after such a life-changing experience can feel overwhelming, but it’s also a p...

08/06/2026

An amazing lady with an incredible story of change and resilience. Have a listen here https://linktr.ee/yourwaynow.