With over 20 years of hands-on experience working with a wide range of horses.  Jess has a deep understanding of equine behaviour.  This, combined with a calm and intuitive approach, allows her to create safe, supportive environments where both horses and people can thrive.

Jess qualified as a teacher and primary educator in 2010.  Following this she spent 12 years working across diverse educational settings before moving into curriculum design and management. Throughout her career, she has supported individuals with varying learning styles, abilities, and challenges, developing a strong foundation in inclusive, person-centred practice. Her transition into coaching was a natural progression, allowing her to blend her educational expertise with her passion for personal development and wellbeing.

Jess holds professional certifications in both Neurodiversity Coaching and Equine Assisted Coaching. She specialises in supporting neurodivergent individuals to better understand themselves, build confidence, and develop practical strategies for navigating everyday life. Her work focuses on strengths-based approaches, helping clients recognise their unique abilities while gently addressing areas of difficulty.

What sets Jess apart is her lived experience of neurodiversity. This personal insight gives her a deep level of empathy and authenticity, enabling her to connect with clients in a meaningful and relatable way. She understands first-hand the challenges that can arise—and the transformative impact that the right support can have.

Through her work with horses, Jess offers a powerful, experiential form of coaching. Horses provide immediate, honest feedback and help clients develop self-awareness, emotional regulation, and communication skills. Jess has seen how this connection can help individuals overcome barriers, build resilience, and rediscover a sense of calm, confidence, and clarity.

Her approach is compassionate, grounded, and empowering—supporting each person to move forward in a way that feels right for them.

Certifications include: PGCE, MQF Level 7 Coaching, Neurodiversity Coaching, Certificate in Neuroscience, Certificate in Equine Assisted Therapy Practitioner Training, Conflict Management & Resolution.

Catch is a retired racehorse whose calm presence and kind nature make him an exceptional partner in equine assisted coaching. Having transitioned gracefully from his racing career, he brings with him a quiet wisdom and sensitivity that allows him to connect deeply with the people he works alongside.

Known for his gentle and empathetic temperament, Catch has a remarkable ability to tune into human emotions. He responds with patience and understanding, creating a safe, non-judgemental space where individuals feel at ease. His intuitive nature means he often mirrors feelings and behaviours, offering powerful, unspoken feedback that supports self-awareness and personal growth.

Catch has worked with a wide range of individuals, from children as young as five to adults in their seventies. His steady and adaptable character allows him to meet each person exactly where they are, whether they are feeling nervous, overwhelmed, or simply curious. He builds trust quickly, helping even the most hesitant participants feel comfortable and supported.

His calm energy makes him particularly well-suited to equine assisted coaching, where connection, presence, and emotional attunement are key. Catch One’s ability to remain grounded and responsive enables clients to explore challenges, build confidence, and develop new ways of relating to themselves and others.

More than just a horse, Catch is a compassionate and intuitive co-facilitator—offering a unique and powerful partnership that helps people of all ages experience growth, healing, and connection.