Coach and mentor for doctors and healthcare professionals under pressure.

Dr. Rosie Khan. GP, Coach & Mentor
I work with doctors who look capable and successful on paper, yet privately feel weighed down by responsibility or unsure of their next step. Together, we work at the core of how you think, how you carry responsibility, how you make decisions and how you set boundaries, so you regain clarity, steadiness and self-trust, and your life and work begin to feel more aligned with who you actually are

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Permission to Think of Yourself. Trust Yourself. Lead Yourself.

Permission to Think of Yourself. Trust Yourself. Lead Yourself.

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1-2-1 Coaching for Doctors Under Pressure

A six week private coaching program for doctors who appear successful but feel overwhelmed or unfulfilled, helping them regain clarity, strengthen their thinking, and intentionally redesign their work and life instead of reacting to it

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Welcome, I’m Rosie

I’ve been a GP for over 20 years and I know what it feels like to work under constant pressure.

Not just clinical pressure, but the pressure of responsibility, of being the reliable one, of holding everything together while rarely admitting you’re at capacity.

Over time, that pressure reshapes you.

Like many doctors, I kept saying yes long after it felt right. Yes to more clinics. Yes to more…

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 She holds two accredited coaching qualifications equivalent to ILM Level 5, a Medical Diploma in Clinical Hypnosis and is currently completing her NLP Master Practitioner training.

Her work draws on a unique blend of front-line medical practice, leadership experience and advanced coaching methodologies focused on identity, decision-making and self-leadership.

Rosie has written for publications including Psychologies, Newsweek and Yahoo Life, and is contributing to an upcoming book on leadership in healthcare.

What My Clients Are Saying

“I found our 1:2:1 sessions extremely thought provoking. Your friendly and approachable nature allowed me to be open and honest about what I wanted to achieve. It allowed me to reflect and acknowledge what it was that was holding me back from progressing in certain situations.

I gained clarity on the choices that I have ahead of me and which direction and path I need to choose to get me to my goals. This allowed me to be more certain on my plan.

— KF BIOSCIENTIST

“ Rosie put me immediately at ease enabling me to trust in her throughout the coaching and hypnotherapy process. I felt comfortable in being completely honest and open and felt supported both in and out of sessions. The hypnotherapy recordings were fantastic and helped my confidence and addictive personality.

Rosie gave me pointers after each session…..which has proved transformational in helping negative self talk. I will…”

— VA MEDIC

“You have helped me to tease out what is important in my life, you have helped me to understand myself better, to understand who I am. 
You have also allowed me to see that I am enough. With all these sessions with you, I feel and am more confident in myself. You allowed me to become more self-aware.

The hypnosis sessions were fantastic. They were very enlightening and you made them as relevant to me and my life and I am… ”

— DR. MEDIC
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Readiness is rarely the starting point in medicine or in life. Most NHS doctors wait for certainty, a plan, or reassurance that the decision is sound, but those usually come later. ⏳ The decision comes first, quietly and internally, when you recog
Doctors are intelligent, reflective, and trained to solve problems. That’s exactly why so many of us assume we should be able to sort ourselves out as well. 🙌 What tends to get in the way is that we keep aiming for different outcomes while us
Medicine trains you to think in terms of risk, consequences, and responsibility. So when you hesitate over life decisions, that’s often care, not weakness. Those habits matter in the NHS, and they don’t magically switch off when the d
When your head is busy, the questions tend to collapse into urgency. Should I stay or go? Is this the job, or is it me? Do I need to change something right now? 🤔 That is not clarity, it is what happens when you are trying to think inside const
Clear decisions in medicine don’t come from pushing harder. They come from having space to think. 🧠 A lot of doctors notice this late at night, when they’re lying awake and going over small decisions that suddenly feel much heavier than

Rosie’s Writings

Explore my reflections and insights across a range of topics where ideas are unpacked and practical perspective are shared

When Thinking Starts To Feel Harder…

Hello,
I don’t know if this will be familiar, but I’ve been thinking about how often doctors talk about decisions feeling harder than they used to. Not big, dramatic decisions. Just everyday thinking. I remember a stretch of time where...

Listen. Silent. Same Letter. Different…

Hello ,
Someone once pointed out a really interesting anagram to me.
Listen and silent.
Different words.
Same letters.
It struck me more than I expected Lately I have been wrestling ...

Anxiety But Not The Obvious Kind…

Hello ,
This week I learnt that a GP I once knew has died. We hung out a few times. He was my age. I didn’t know him well, but it stopped me in my tracks in a way I didn’t expect. And it’s strange how that happens. Someone you barely knew...

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