Elisabeth Goodman
MSc in Information Science
Elisabeth works mainly with people who are neurodivergent, and especially those who are Autistic ADHDers (AuDHD) and climate / nature activists, helping clients to connect with what matters, all the possibilities available to them, what they can and want to do, and anchor that to make it happen.
She helps her clients to understand themselves, develop their self-awareness, lean into their strengths and develop strategies for their challenges. The difference between these can be particularly pronounced in spiky neurodivergent profiles.
Elisabeth focuses on such things as interpersonal and communication skills, self-organisation and dealing with change.
She delivers awareness seminars on Neurodiversity as well as coaching neurodivergent individuals and their managers.
Elisabeth founded RiverRhee in 2009 after spending 25+ years in the Pharmaceutical Industry as a line manager and internal trainer, facilitator and business change programme manager.
Becoming a coach involves an enormous amount of self-development, and this is an on-going process. Elisabeth’s book “Coaching in the Helix. How self-development impacts the quality of our coaching.” is a reflection of the journey she has been on, with insights that she hopes will support other coaches in their journeys.
Qualifications
MSc in Information Science
BSc in Biochemistry
Post Graduate Certificate in Business and Personal Coaching
ADHD Specialist Coach through Gold Mind Academy / ICF
Professional Certified Coach (PCC)
International Coaching Federation (ICF)
Member of the Association for Project Management
MBTI (Step 1 and 2)
Belbin Team Roles
NLP Practitioner