Silke Prodinger-Leong

My sessions are one-to-one, fully online, and honestly - no two look the same. We usually start by checking in on what's going on that week, what feels hard, what feels okay. From there we might work on something specific, like how to stop procrastinating on that essay, how to manage the panic when exams are creeping up, or how to stop feeling like everyone else has it together except you. Or we zoom out and look at the bigger picture: what you actually want, what's getting in the way, and what small things might start to shift it.
I've been coaching for several years, working with professionals and leaders, but what keeps bringing me back to this work is how much it matters when someone finally feels like they're not navigating things alone. Students are carrying a lot, academic pressure, social pressure, figuring out who they are and what they want - and most of them just need someone who listens without judgment and helps them find their own answers.
There's no script, no homework unless you want it, no pressure to have it figured out. Just a real conversation with someone who's genuinely in your corner, and who believes you're more capable than you probably give yourself credit for right now.