Kathleen Hartley Life Coaching

Kathleen Hartley describes her work as transformational life coaching for people who feel stuck in their careers, relationships, creativity, or an upcoming project. Her approach centers on one-on-one conversations about goals and behavior patterns, with the aim of helping each client identify what they want to change and where they want to go. The website does not describe a clinical or medical service; it is personal-development coaching.

The background she shares draws on several influences. Hartley says she learned Reiki in 2010 and later incorporated training in the Law of Attraction with Christy Whitman, William Whitecloud’s Natural Success curriculum, and Generative Trance work through Christine Berkeley’s Deep Coaching Mastery program. She identifies herself as a transformational life coach and Reiki Master; these terms describe her practice and training, not a medical or psychology credential.

The service menu includes a free 20-minute introductory call and a one-hour introductory session listed at £35. For people who choose to continue, Hartley offers a three-month program with nine 75-minute sessions for £900 and a six-month program with sixteen sessions of the same length for £1,600. The website also lists a one-hour Power Hour for £120, available to existing clients who have completed at least three months of coaching.

The format lets prospective clients begin with a brief conversation before committing to a longer process. The introductory session is presented as a chance to try coaching; the programs spread the work over time, while the Power Hour serves as a follow-up for people who already have an ongoing coaching relationship. The website lists these formats and prices but does not provide a standard calendar or detailed cancellation terms on the page reviewed.

In her personal introduction, Hartley describes an intuitive, compassionate practice focused on helping clients notice recurring thoughts, resistance, and personal goals. She also connects her work to nature and her own experience of personal growth. These points describe the coach’s stated philosophy, not guaranteed results; the website invites prospective clients to book a call and decide whether her style fits their needs and expectations.

The contact information places her practice in Hinton Waldrist, Oxfordshire, and lets prospective clients get in touch through online booking, phone, or email. The site does not list walk-in hours or explain whether every session is held in person or remotely, so the format is arranged during booking. The events section reviewed does not list upcoming activities.

Kathleen Hartley’s practice is best understood as one-on-one coaching offered in several time frames, with an explicitly holistic outlook. Prospective clients can compare the price and frequency of a single session, the three- or six-month programs, and the follow-up session before deciding. For someone considering personal change, the offer starts with a free introductory call and clearly names its main influences; it does not replace medical or mental-health care when that is what is needed.