Samantha is a workplace wellbeing and leadership strategist, NLP, exec and burnout coach, meditation teacher, hypnotherapist and positive psychology & energy practitioner, helping organisations rethink leadership, culture and performance by embedding wellbeing as a business strategy, not a perk.

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With over 25 years in corporates, including senior leadership roles in STEM and Global Wellbeing Lead at Dyson, Sam has led cross-functional teams, managed complex operations, and coached executives, senior leaders and high-performing teams at organisations like Dyson and The Prince’s Trust. She’s seen first hand the disconnect...companies driving innovation while their people are running on empty.

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Through Kuutch, she partners with organisations to transform workplace culture, develop conscious leaders and drive sustainable performance. She also acts as a Fractional Chief Wellbeing Officer or Wellbeing Director, offering strategic wellbeing leadership and cultural change without the need for a full time hire.

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Her work transforms workplace culture, develops conscious leaders and drives sustainable performance by blending science, energy and human potential.

Having burned out in a toxic, high pressure workplace, Sam knows the cost of outdated leadership firsthand. That experience led her to neuroscience, positive psychology, energy practices and conscious leadership, and ultimately to building a new way of working.

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She is also the Co-Host of 'The Future of Work: Built for Humans' Podcast and 'The Wednesday Woo Woo Show', bringing science, energy, leadership transformation and the future of work into the conversation.

With a background in workplace wellbeing, neurodiversity, and business support, Debra is passionate about creating healthier, more inclusive workplaces. She has over 25 years of experience supporting senior leaders across different sectors and now focuses on fostering environments where people feel valued and supported.

 

She founded the Cross Sector Wellbeing Forum and is part of Let’s Improve Workplace Wellbeing Leadership Team. As a Workplace Neurodiversity Instructor, she helps organisations better support neurodivergent employees.

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Willow leads on team morale, emotional energy, physical movement, and snack based interventions. She’s responsible for creating calm, connected spaces, whether in workshops, team check-ins, or quiet 1:1s under the desk.

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Frequently mistaken for a Cockerpoo, Willow is in fact an Australian Labradoodle. Always the upmost professional, she brings a calm, intuitive presence to the team, offering unspoken support, encouraging regular movement, and keeping a close eye on snack schedules. She’s especially skilled at knowing who needs a moment of grounding (or a gentle nudge to go outside).

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She works hard to boost wellbeing across our Kuutch culture, keeping a close eye on stress levels, pacing, and social interaction (especially when it involves a walk). She’s also particularly passionate about psychological safety, unspoken support, and making sure everyone feels seen, especially if they’ve got a biscuit.

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Willow is currently training to be a therapy dog. Her qualifications include a PhD in Human Energy, Level 3 in Cuddle Therapy, and being Very Good.

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Outside of work, she enjoys woodland walks, sunlit naps, and maintaining strong boundaries with pigeons.

Amanda is a licensed MHFA England instructor, specialising in wellbeing and mental health consultancy, training, and workshops. She also works as a Corporate Wellbeing Coach and Bereavement and Loss Support Practitioner. In addition, Amanda is an Accredited Trainer for Clarity 4D personality profiling and an Associate for an HR consultancy focused on HR investigations and culture reviews.

 

With 15 years of experience in the charity sector, Amanda’s most recent role was as National Wellbeing Manager for a charity dedicated to supporting older people with advice and guidance.

 

Outside of work, Amanda enjoys the outdoors in rural Dorset and spending time with her grown-up family.

Kim is our Financial Wellbeing Expert, with over 30 years of experience in the investment industry and 15 years as a trauma informed coach, she brings a rare combination of deep financial expertise and behavioural insight.

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As well as a wealth of professional experience, Kim has also been through her own financial journey, full of highs and lows. She’s learned the hard way, which gives her a deeply practical, real-life perspective when working with clients. She believes our future doesn’t have to repeat the past, but to create change, we must challenge the beliefs and behaviours that keep us stuck.

 

She helps people break the cycles that keep them in stress or scarcity, no matter how much they earn, and supports them in building wealth that’s both emotional and financial. Unlike most money coaches, Kim has real world financial experience and a deep understanding of how the system works. She’s also trained in advanced hypnotherapy, NLP, EFT, and trauma informed money coaching. Her work combines strategy and science with emotional intelligence, helping our clients and their people, finally feel at ease with their money, and in control of their future.

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Kim also runs a monthly membership group for individuals who want to transform their money mindset, master their cashflow & build sustainable wealth. 

Jennifer’s journey into nutrition began in 2004 after being diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Determined to take control of her health, she discovered the power of food and lifestyle changes in managing her symptoms.

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She retrained as a Clinical Nutritional Therapist, graduating from the College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2018. Since then, she has supported hundreds of clients through her online clinic, helping them feel their best through simple, effective nutrition strategies.

 

Jennifer is accredited by BANT and regulated by the CNHC. She specialises in:

• Nutrition for mental wellbeing

• Sleep support through diet

• Hormonal balance

• Gut health & digestion

• Energy & performance

 

Her approach is warm, practical, and rooted in real-life solutions to help clients get back to feeling like themselves.

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Emily is our Physical and Women’s Health Specialist, a nurse and qualified Personal Trainer with over a decade of NHS experience in Oncology, Haematology, A&E, Community Nursing, and the Bladder & Bowel Service. She is also a Cancer Rehabilitation Specialist, Scar Therapist, and expert in women’s health across post-natal recovery, menopause, and chronic health conditions.

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Combining clinical knowledge with holistic, trauma informed care, Emily supports individuals to reconnect with their bodies, rebuild strength, and recover safely, whether they’re healing from surgery, managing hormonal shifts, or navigating long-term illness.

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At Kuutch, Emily leads our Physical, Cancer and Women’s Health workshops, creating inclusive, awareness and movement based experiences that support recovery, resilience, and confidence at every stage of life with compassion and empathy.

Suzy’s an Accredited Executive Coach (EMCC, Senior Practitioner), ICF Certified Emotions Coaching™ Practitioner, and Accredited PRINT® Practitioner. She specialises in leadership coaching, leadership team development, people strategy, and culture crafting.

 

A former Chief People Officer, she has had a 25-year HR career, coaching and partnering with C-suite executives, leadership teams, and emerging talent across a variety of global organisations.

 

She understands what makes leaders, teams, and organisations tick. Her passion is to help leaders to become more aware, mindful, intentional and effective in creating cultures people want to be a part of, and where they can thrive. She believes organisations are only as human and successful as their leaders (having witnessed this multiple times, in multiple contexts).

 

Suzy combines extensive experience, insights, and practical support through a relational and person-centred coaching approach. Candid yet compassionate, she fosters a safe, supportive and positive coaching relationship with her clients.

 

In her spare time Suzy loves yoga and being in nature with her family and two dogs.

Leanne is a leadership and management specialist with over a decade of experience working inside complex, high pressure environments. She designs and delivers development that strengthens leadership capability, supports teams, and helps organisations build cultures that can sustain performance, not just demand it. Her work focuses on leadership development, team effectiveness, and supporting working parents in the workplace. As a licensed maternity coach, Leanne also works with organisations and line managers to better support individuals through the transition to and from parental leave, a point where talent is often lost, pressure increases, and support matters most.

 

Leanne combines practical development with real world application. Using approaches such as Insights Discovery, MBTI, and Action Learning, she helps individuals and teams build self-awareness, strengthen relationships, and work through real challenges in a way that is immediately relevant to how they lead and work day to day. She has designed and led large scale leadership programmes across Defence and Healthcare organisations, supporting hundreds of leaders each year through long term development journeys. This gives her a grounded understanding of what leadership actually looks like in practice, when expectations are high, capacity is stretched, and decisions carry weight.

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Known for her engaging and inclusive style, Leanne creates environments where people feel able to speak honestly, reflect, and challenge themselves. She brings both energy and focus to her work, ensuring learning translates into meaningful, lasting change for individuals, teams, and the wider organisation.

Jo is a certified Menopause Coach and an accredited member of the Association for Coaching, bringing nearly four decades of frontline experience in financial services, including senior leadership at a FTSE 100 organisation, to her work supporting women and workplaces alike.

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Her own midlife transition, marked by brain fog, fatigue and a sense of not recognising herself, sparked a deep commitment to change the way women experience menopause. That lived experience, paired with evidence informed coaching practice, informs her compassionate, practical approach: helping women rebuild energy, clarity and confidence, and supporting workplaces to acknowledge and respond to the challenges this life stage brings.

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Alongside her work with women, Jo is also passionate about helping men and mixed teams better understand and support women, whether as colleagues, partners or leaders, recognising that healthier workplaces and relationships are built through shared understanding, empathy and responsibility.

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At Kuutch, Jo partners with teams and leaders to embed supportive approaches for women in midlife, improve psychological safety, and ensure that high performing people can thrive, not just cope. She believes that work cultures that understand and honour human transitions are more resilient, humane and ultimately more successful.

Emma is an ILM7 Executive Leadership Coach, with over two decades of experience in the banking and finance industry, leading remote teams and managing high-impact change programmes. She now specialises in coaching managers and leaders across sectors, helping them gain clarity, reduce stress, and navigate their roles with confidence and purpose.

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Combining lived experience with accredited training in Executive Coaching, NLP, and behavioural profiling, Emma supports individuals to lead with authenticity, communicate effectively, and reconnect with their core values and motivations. Her approach is interactive, reflective, and designed to create space for deep thinking, challenge, and transformation.

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Emma provides Executive Coaching, GC Index profiling and Leadership Development programmes, offering a safe, confidential environment for growth. She brings warmth, integrity, and a deep respect for the individuality of every client, helping them to shift unhelpful patterns, find their voice, and lead with impact.