About Us

Liz Alley is a Certified Professional Life Coach (CPC) and Energy Leadership Index–Master Practitioner (ELI-MP), trained through iPEC, an ICF-accredited program. She also holds a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification through the Human Resources Certification Institute (HRCI). As an Ordained Minister, Liz can also join people in marriage by officiating weddings.

With over 20 years of corporate leadership experience, Liz blends strategic insight with deep empathy. She is known for her ability to connect quickly, ask powerful questions, and create a calm, trusted space for growth.

Specializing in student coaching, life transitions, and grief/loss, Liz helps clients build self-awareness, resilience, and confidence—guiding them toward clarity, action, and meaningful change.

Liz believes meaningful change begins with awareness, authenticity, and choice. Her coaching philosophy helps clients gain insight, take ownership, and create change that is purposeful and lasting.

With a warm, inclusive presence, Liz creates a safe space. She honors each client’s belief system while exploring thoughts, emotions, and actions to uncover clarity and direction.

Through powerful questions and intentional accountability, Liz supports transformation that extends beyond the coaching session—into everyday life.

At the heart of her work is one guiding question:
 

Will you choose the life you truly want?

Life Coaching
Life’s transitions can feel uncertain, overwhelming, or disorienting. Liz helps clients explore their own beliefs about change, the future, their emotions, and choices, guiding them with clarity, resilience, and empowerment.

Student Coaching
Liz partners with students as they discover who they are and who they are becoming. She supports confidence, ownership, and transparency—helping students navigate academic pressure, develop their own identity, and make life decisions with courage and intention.

Grief Coaching
In seasons of loss, Liz provides a steady, compassionate presence. Through thoughtful questions and deep listening, she supports not only healing, but the courage to move forward—honoring both where you’ve been and restoring hope of where you’re going.