Something in your life can no longer stay as it is.
I work privately with women at a turning point, deciding whether to leave or change a role, a business, a relationship, or a whole way of living.
Together we get beneath the surface to what is really going on, so you can see it clearly and trust your own next move, without losing yourself, or what you have built.

Does this sound like you?
From the outside, nothing looks wrong.
You are good at what you do, and you have built a life that, by any measure, works.
And still, there is one thing you keep turning over, in the car, at three in the morning, in the middle of a meeting that has nothing to do with it.
Maybe it is a role you have outgrown, or a relationship that has quietly changed, or a decision you have made and unmade a hundred times.
You are not in crisis. You are still functioning, still deciding, still the one others lean on.
And something inside has moved, and you cannot yet see the whole of it from where you are standing.
What becomes possible
Clarity that belongs to you.
You have already thought about this on your own, and talked it over with the people closest to you, and still it holds you.
That is not because you are missing something obvious, or because something is wrong with you.
It is because the part that would move it is the very part you cannot see from the inside.
That is where I come in.
I listen for what has grown so familiar that you no longer notice it, and I help bring it into view.
In one focused conversation we get past the surface to the real issue underneath, the one you actually came for, and you see it clearly, and yourself in it.
From there the decision, or the direction, is no longer a fog.
It is yours, and you can trust it.

Who I am
Twenty years at the points where something has to change.
I am Andrea Klincokova, and for more than twenty years I have done one kind of work: helping people at the turning points of their lives and work, when something can no longer stay as it is.
They have come to me from more than eighty nationalities, and each of them, underneath what they arrived with, was really working on the same thing: their own life, and their way back to themselves.
What I do is see what is really going on, the real issue underneath the one you arrived with, and name it plainly and with care, so that you can see it too, and decide for yourself, from clarity rather than from fear.

The ways I can help
Four ways in, depending on what your situation asks for.
The Real Issue Session
£500 · ninety minutes
Ninety minutes, just the two of us, on the one situation you keep going round and round with.
When you book, tell me a little about the situation you want to bring. I will read it before we meet, so we can begin from there.
You leave seeing it more clearly than you can from the inside, with your next honest move.
The Way Through
£6,000 · ninety days
Ninety days, twelve private sessions, to move one real situation through your actual life, week by week.
The hard part is the passage, the weeks between deciding and living it, and that is exactly the part I stay for.
You come out having faced the thing you have circled for years.
The Day You Stop Circling
£3,500 · one day
One full day, just the two of us, given entirely to the one situation that has taken more from you than anyone can see.
Long enough to reach the real issue, come to the decision, or a direction you can trust, and prepare your first real move.
And you have me for the month after.
Private Advisory
by private conversation
My deepest and most personal work, a private advisory relationship over six to twelve months.
You may arrive with one situation, but here the work goes to the whole of it.
You have me directly, in your corner, week by week and in the moments between that cannot wait.
The Day, The Way Through and Private Advisory each begin with a conversation.
Not sure which is right for you?
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