Career Psychologist and Coach
My teenager has no idea what they want to do. I don't know how to help them find their way.
My friends all seem to know what they want. I don't and I worry I'm being left behind.
I've tried a few different things but nothing has felt right. What would actually suit me?
I'm successful on paper but feel lost inside.
I know something needs to change. I just don't know what or where to start.
It doesn’t have to stay this way.
There is a way forward and we can find it together.
You’ve Googled everything. You’ve done the free online tests. You’ve asked friends and family. You’ve changed jobs hoping it would feel different this time. And you’re still here, still not sure.
Maybe now is the time for professional support?
Careers are rarely straightforward, and finding direction personal to you usually requires more than a personality quiz and a list of job titles. It needs someone who can help you look at the whole picture. Who you are, what you’re good at, what drives you, and what the realistic options are. That’s what I do.
Career confusion is more common than you think. You don’t have to work it out alone.
I’m Mary Andrews, a career psychologist and ICF certified coach. I work with three groups of people, each at a different stage but facing a version of the same question: what do I do now?
For parents concerned about a teenager or young adult who has no clear direction, I offer a structured career programme that explores your teenager’s personality, aptitudes and interests and how these impact career choice. This includes a one-to-one consultation and a detailed personal report. It gives you both something concrete and evidence-based to work with.
For people in their twenties and early thirties who have tried their best to find the right career and still feel lost or stuck, I offer the kind of in-depth advice you wish you’d had earlier. We work systematically to understand your personality, interests, aptitudes and values and how these impact career choice. You come away with a much clearer sense of who you are and the types of career, role and organisational environment that will suit you.
For established professionals facing a career crossroads, I offer individual coaching that works at the level of identity and meaning, not just next steps. If you can’t quite put your finger on what’s wrong, this is a space to think it through properly, without pressure and without anyone else’s agenda.
None of this produces overnight transformation. Career direction takes time, honest self-examination, and commitment. What I offer is a serious, evidence-based process and a clear place to start.