Women Who Carry It All
You’re the high powered, executive female everyone relies on. You lead teams, deliver results, and show up, day in and day out. But who’s supporting you?
At The Wellbeing Edge, I work with high-performing executive women who are navigating relentless pressure and rising expectations. Whether you’re on the verge of burnout, or already deep within it, you don’t have to do this alone. And you don’t have to break in the process of trying to keep it all together.
For the Women Hurtling Towards Burnout
You’re holding it all together. Just. You’re leading, achieving, and pushing through… but the cracks are starting to show. You know if something doesn’t shift soon, your health will pay the price. You want to stay at the top of your game, but not at the cost of your body, your relationships, or your identity. I get it, because I’ve lived it.
I climbed the corporate ladder while silently battling endometriosis, osteoporosis, and eventually breast cancer. I never told my employer. I kept performing, showing up, pushing through, because I thought that’s what strong women do. I burned out hard. And I rebuilt. Stronger, Healthier and Wiser.
Now I help other women do what I wish I had done, get their health back on track before it’s too late. Through 1:1 coaching and leadership wellbeing workshops, I’ll help you reset, reconnect, and build personalised strategies that protect your health while you keep rising.
You don’t have to choose between your ambition and your wellbeing. Not anymore.
For the Women Already in Burnout
You’ve hit the wall, but you’re still working. You feel exhausted, disconnected, and overwhelmed. You’re not yourself, and your performance is slipping, but the fear of stopping feels even worse. You want to feel strong, grounded, and in control again, but you have no idea where to begin. I’ve been there too.
I worked through cancer. I hid my osteoporosis and endometriosis. I endured chronic fatigue and emotional burnout, and I told no one. No support. No safety net. Just survival. That’s why I do this now. To make sure other women never have to suffer in silence the way I did. I’ll help you rebuild from the inside out, reset your body, reclaim your energy, and reconnect with the version of you that feels confident, clear, and fully in charge again.
You’re not broken. You’re burnt out. And there’s a way back. I’ll show you how.
Signs You May Be in Burnout (or Heading There)
Burnout rarely arrives all at once. It builds quietly, in the body, the mind, and daily behaviours.
Physical Signs
- Constant fatigue, even after sleep
- Headaches, tension, or muscle pain
- Frequent illness or lowered immunity
- Poor or disrupted sleep
- Gut issues, appetite changes, or hormonal imbalance
Emotional Signs
- Feeling flat, numb, or overwhelmed
- Irritability or short temper
- Anxiety or dread about work or simple tasks
- Loss of motivation or passion
- Feeling stuck or hopeless
Mental Signs
- Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
- Brain fog or forgetfulness
- Overthinking or mental exhaustion
- Disconnection from purpose or values
Behavioural Signs
- Withdrawing from people or work
- Procrastination or avoidance
- Increased reliance on caffeine, sugar, alcohol, or other coping habits
- Working longer hours but feeling less effective
- Constant self-doubt or second-guessing
What Burnout Looked Like for Me
I don’t just teach burnout prevention, I’ve lived it. While juggling a demanding corporate career, illness, motherhood and life, I experienced the kind of burnout that creeps in slowly… and then suddenly takes over. For me, it looked like:
- Pins and needles in my hands and feet, my nervous system in overdrive
- Waking exhausted after around five hours of sleep
- Strong cravings for sugar, carbs and processed foods
- Brain fog in meetings and struggling to recall information
- Fighting to stay awake in boardrooms
- Low iron and anaemia
- High cholesterol, despite appearing “healthy”
- Six black coffees a day, keeping my body in fight-or-flight
- Blurting out words involuntarily in a meeting
- A persistent sense of emptiness, even while achieving on paper
- Emotional highs followed by sudden crashes
- Breathlessness walking uphill
- Constant anxiety about dropping the ball
If This Feels Familiar
If you recognise yourself in any of these signs,
You're most likely functioning in survival mode, which isn't sustainable.
Get in touch, I’d love to talk about how I can best support you.