Career transitions can feel overwhelming, but they don’t have to be.
Whether you’re figuring out your next move, job searching with no luck, need a résumé that actually gets interviews, or you are navigating options post-high school, we can do that together or as a group.
My career didn’t follow a straight path—most don’t. Before earning my Career Development Professional certificate and Bachelor of Human Resource Management, I spent 20 years building transferable skills, figuring out what actually makes people hirable. Since 2019, I’ve worked in career services, helping people land jobs, grow their confidence, and position themselves for their version of success.
I don’t just know career theory and organizational design, I’ve been the hiring manager. I’ve sat on the other side of the table, making decisions about who gets hired and who doesn’t. That insight shapes everything I do, from crafting job applications to interview prep to personal branding. When I help you market yourself, it’s with an insider’s perspective.
I’m also a Level B certified career assessment interpreter, which means I have access to career exploration tools most people don’t. I don’t believe in generic career advice, because you aren't generic! You have your own unique situation, strengths, interests, barriers and ideas of success. I provide personalized strategies based who you are and labour market information specific to your location and/ or industry.
And here’s the real reason I do this work: I’ve lived it. My own career didn’t go as planned. I navigated an undiagnosed invisible disability, the twists and turns of a non-linear career, as a classic example of the female career trajectory theory. I know what it’s like to feel stuck, overlooked, or unsure of your next step.
That’s why I don’t just help people find jobs—I help them build sustainable, fulfilling careers that fit who they are. If you’re ready to move forward with clarity and confidence, let’s make it happen.
When I'm not teaching, facilitating and coaching, you can find me outdoors and at community events, or maybe hanging out with a furry critter.
Based upon these photos and what you know about me so far, can you guess my Holland RAISEC code? Pop onto my socials and tell me yours!
Alt Text - Heather is running across a pond on orange water mats. She is wearing a blue t-shirt that says "not afriad to dig in, get dirty and life others up" with an event bandana over her head. Behind her are green trees and two other people waiting their turn to run.
Alt Text - Heather is standing in front of a banner at the Cannexus Careers Conference. The room has big windows with the Rideau Canal in the background. She is wearing a black loose fitting outfit with a smile and name badge.
Alt Text - Heather has a messy pony tail in a grey baseball hat, with medium-sized prescription glasses. She's on a paddleboard with a blurred out child behind her on a river with green trees and a blue sky.
