Danielle is a leading divorce specialist, helping clients navigate the challenges and emotions of separation, including helping them make the decision to separate or stay together. She has been self-employed for 10 years, working with over 1,000 individual clients, who are all referred by family solicitors. She regularly presents to family lawyers (conferences, collaborative pods and family law firms).
Danielle is the author of ‘After The Split’, The Definitive Guide to Recovery when Relationships Break Down’ (2015). The 2nd edition (2020), was described by a reader as ‘a practical no nonsense guide that you will find yourself turning to, over and over again’. The readers of Today’s Family Lawyer can purchase the book at a reduced rate of £6.99 through Danielle rather than retail price of £9.99.
She trained with Barefoot Coaching (providers of Masters in Coaching). Prior to her coaching career, she worked in senior management roles in Russell Group Universities.
She raised her two daughters singlehandedly, found love again in her late 50s and got married. She loves her life and is passionate about her work.
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