Make a positive change

Going through a transition? Want to improve a relationship? Ready to make some changes and set some goals? Then Liz Mytton can help you.

Liz is a trainer who specialises in communication for those working in the culture and education sectors. Liz has been working with diverse communities since 2003, and is a trained Relational Dynamics coach who uses action learning, spatial goals and Thinking Environment models in her work.

Liz is available for one-to-one and group coaching, and can deliver in person or online via Zoom.

Please contact Liz for more information. 

Liz is a member of the Society for Education and Training and the Association for Coaching.

“Everything we do depends for its quality on the thinking we do first.”

NANCY KLINE – AUTHOR OF ‘TIME TO THINK’

Do you need diversity training?

Want to improve teaching and learning during Black History Month? Interested in learning more about racial justice work? Need to get to grips with anti-racist practice?

Liz is available for bespoke workshops, lesson planning support and direct sessions for students.

Get in touch for more information and pricing.

coach@lizmytton.com

About

Liz is also a playwright and poet. She recently developed a piece of work exploring hate crime entitled Southside Stories, developed with members of the BS13 community which premiered at the Tobacco Factory, Bristol in February 2019.

Liz has worked with the Belgrade Theatre, Talking Birds, and City Voices in Coventry, and also teaches playwriting. Her current project, Shame Shanties, uses music to explore women’s mental health.

“Liz’s sessions were carefully tailored to our needs — they were flexible, responsive, fun and empowering. I thoroughly recommend her as a trainer and facilitator.”

RUTH COCHRANE – BRIDGING GAPS, BRISTOL

“Liz is warm and friendly and really listens. She made me feel at ease and the sessions helped me to move on with my life.”

SAM – COMPLIANCE MANAGER, LEEDS

“Liz is professional, approachable and has had a hugely positive impact on my life. She provided space for me to just be me — I was heard and never felt judged.”

ROWEENA – MATURE STUDENT, BRISTOL