Diane K. Arthur
Understand your work before you change it.
You know how to do your job. You've spent years thoughtfully, reflectively building a life that feels good on you. And yet, work still feels heavier than you want it to.You might be fantasizing about quitting, going back and forth about whether to stay or leave, or simply feeling like you can't keep doing things this way.You've probably spent plenty of time trying to think your way through it, only to find yourself in a similar place.Before making another move, I'd like to help you slow down and understand what's actually happening.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO RELATE TO WORK
Together, we explore the feelings, patterns, and competing desires shaping your experience of work. My practice blends psychodynamic coaching, somatic work, and parts work to help you relate to those experiences differently.Over time, this creates more room to hear yourself, explore what you actually want, and consider your options without losing yourself in the pressure cooker.
WAYS WE CAN WORK TOGETHER
Every coaching relationship begins with a discovery call. Together we'll decide which coaching container, if any, is the best fit for where you are right now.→ 5-Week Intensive
A focused coaching engagement to explore what's happening in your work life, understand the patterns keeping you stuck, and get curious about what you want to change.→ 12-Week Private Coaching
Ongoing support to explore your relationship with work more deeply and experiment with different ways of relating to yourself, your choices, and your work life.
Not quite ready?
Start here. I'll provide access to my masterclass: The Myth of Work Apathy (save the link!).
DIANE K. ARTHUR
About Your Guide
Hi, I'm Diane!I call myself an (Anti) Career Coach because I don't believe the first question is, "What should I do next?" I think it's, "What's actually happening here?"My background is in higher education, recruiting, and consulting. For years I helped people make career decisions while wondering why so many successful people still felt disconnected from the lives they'd worked so hard to build.That question eventually became my practice.These days I help people understand the relationship they've built with work and what it's asking of them now.Sometimes that leads to staying. Sometimes it leads to leaving. More often than not, it changes the relationship they have with work altogether.I'm based in Los Angeles and love making jewelry and running very, very slowly. If you're curious about my education, training, and credentials, LinkedIn has you covered.