Career change is not always about changing career

Preliminary phone consultation

£160 (refundable against a Career Review )
​55 minute call ( video or normal phone)
  • Recommended before joining a Career Review Programme ( so that the timing and readiness for it is optimised)
  • Helps to define whether career guidance or burnout reversal is the top priority.​

Career review programme

Career Review 2£760 including a preliminary phone consultation. If you have already had one of these calls  - the cost of that will be deducted from the Career Review - making it £600)
If you are already clear you would like the preliminary call and the Review - we include a copy of the Prepare to Career Plan ebook.

The Review takes 8-10 hours over about two weeks to complete.

Once we have received your workbook - we provide a summary report 4-5 pages & 55 minute phone feedback discussion
more details

Payment is by BACs transfer

Burnout Programme 

£1200
The first step for this programme is our free burnout test
The second step is to book an exploratory discussion - a
​55 minute call ( see above) . If at that call the burnout programme seems the right path then the link for joining it will be emailed to you.

The programme is a 12 week burnout video programme "Making sense of burnout" (time required - one hour a week max).

Additional support calls can be booked/paid for separately if required. This programme is joined after a preliminary call

Ebook/ecourse

 £20.00 (free if you join a full Career Review)
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- get the right mindset for career planning 
- good preparation for the Career Review
- takes a couple of hours `(longer if you do all the exercises)
- feedback questionnaire at the end

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See testimonials on how the ebook helps

Follow up calls

£160
There is a single follow up call included in the Career review for feedback discussion on the Review summary. 
​This is enough for some people but others need more of an ongoing sounding board or further work on career planning.




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If there is one thing guaranteed to hold a person back from effective career planning - it is burnout
The next thing is a lack of clear career "vision".
​We understand it is hard to tackle both of these on one's own - but we have methodology for both.
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Dr Sonia Hutton-Taylor Founder Medical Forum 1990