About Sue
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Sue MacGillivray
As a well-established and accredited Glasgow-based Life, Business and Career Coach I always put clients at the very centre of my coaching.
People are my passion.
Working with me you will feel listened to and understood, supported, guided and encouraged. We’ll get quickly to what’s not working and explore positive next steps. You’ll then be ready and able to make the changes you deserve.
Dream · Believe · Dare · Achieve
“Working with you has completely changed my life.”
Physiotherapist
My life and business coaching have developed from a background in training, coaching and managerial roles with major organisations including Sainsbury, o2 and Santander. I understand the corporate world well and look to help both organisations and employees achieve what’s needed.
I have studied extensively to support my clients including counselling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, psychology, mental health and addiction, Emotional Intelligence and Neuro Linguistic Programming, personality and behavioural profiling, body image and personal style, Clinical Hypnotherapy, mindfulness, body language and communication, relationships and dating, positive parenting and resilience to stress.
What clients come to coaching for is not always where we need to start so I begin with an open mind and let coaching unravel the component parts.
I am an accredited MacMillan Cancer Support volunteer and am experienced in support for loss, grief and bereavement. I can help you though the emotions and effects of death, divorce or separation.
I hold a Certificate in Child Protection in Scotland through NSPCC training and have PVG disclosure although generally I choose to work only with adults.
I am a Mediator certified by the Scottish Community Mediation Network and use this particularly in relationship coaching.
I love contributing regularly to the media- TV, radio, newspapers and magazines providing a life coaching perspective on a wide variety of topics.
My life has its challenges too so I understand struggles and the importance of moving forward appropriately.