
Julie Brewster
Business and life coach for new staff and mid-life women
| Hourly rate range | $90 to $175 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Life transitionsRetirement and midlifeStress and overwhelmGoal setting and accountabilityLeadership and team buildingPromotions and advancement |
| Works with | Women, Managers and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Business coach and Career coach |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | Business and Life Coach certification, Barefoot Coaching; Colour Profile Preferences practitioner, C-Me; Human Resource Management, Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development; International Authority for Coaching and Mentoring (APC); International Coaching Federation member |
| Practice | Barefoot Coaching |
Julie Brewster is an accountability, business and life coach. She helps new staff settle into their roles, and she coaches women through mid-life and an empty nest. Most of her career was in HR across many organisations, and that work grew into coaching. She created Rising Stars, a 90-day mentoring programme for new employees. She also offers colour profiles and EFT tapping. Her style is straightforward, challenging and practical.
What Julie helps with
Julie works with people who feel stressed, stuck or at a crossroads in life. She also helps new staff and their managers in the workplace.
- Feeling stressed and unsure of the way forward
- Being at a crossroads or tired of the same routine
- Adapting quickly to a new role and company culture
- Managers learning to understand their role and manage staff
- Making the best of your own strengths at work
- Navigating mid-life
- Adjusting to an empty nest
Who Julie works with
Julie coaches women going through mid-life or an empty nest. She also works with young people starting a new role and with managers. Organisations bring her in to support new staff in their first months.
How Julie works
Julie coaches online and mixes methods to suit each client. These can include coaching, mentoring and EFT tapping. Sessions come as one-off sessions or blocks of 3 or 5. She also offers colour profiles, which help people learn about themselves. Her Rising Stars programme runs for the first 90 days of a new job and blends HR knowledge with coaching and mentoring.
Background and qualifications
Julie started in customer service. Most of her career was in HR, where she supported staff in many organisations. That work moved into coaching. She coached managers on their roles and on managing their teams. She also coached staff to make the best of their gifts. Her training includes Business and Life Coach study with Barefoot Coaching, a C-Me colour profile qualification and HR study with the CIPD. She is linked to the ICF and the APC.
Julie Brewster pricing
Programs and services
- Rising Stars: The first 90 days, a mentoring programme for new staff
- Single sessions or blocks of 3 or 5
- Stress starter form with written suggestions and a video
- Colour profiles
- Free resources
Julie Brewster reviews
The CoachVouch take
She combines a long HR career with coaching to run a 90-day mentoring programme for new employees.
Best for organisations onboarding new staff, and for women facing mid-life or an empty nest who want practical, direct coaching.
Common questions
How much does Julie Brewster charge?
Coaching with Julie runs $90 to $175 an hour. Message Julie from this page for an exact quote.
What does Julie Brewster help with?
Julie Brewster helps with feeling stressed and unsure of the way forward, being at a crossroads or tired of the same routine, adapting quickly to a new role and company culture and managers learning to understand their role and manage staff.
Does Julie Brewster coach online?
Sessions are online.
Is Julie Brewster certified?
Julie Brewster lists: Business and Life Coach certification, Barefoot Coaching; Colour Profile Preferences practitioner, C-Me; Human Resource Management, Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development; International Authority for Coaching and Mentoring (APC); International Coaching Federation member.
What is the Rising Stars programme?
Rising Stars: The first 90 days is a mentoring programme for new staff. It helps them adapt to their role and company culture quickly.
How do I contact Julie Brewster?
Send Julie a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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