Are you ready to finally feel like you again—at work, at home, and with friends?
You don’t need to begin again.
Use your story as your edge.
For the skilled immigrant professional who is tired of feeling lost and is ready to feel at home in their new life.
Discover the simple steps to:
Stop feeling invisible at work and finally get valued for your skills and experience.
End the loneliness by building a community of genuine friends who "get it."
Reconnect with the confident, happy person you were, so you can wake up excited, not anxious.
6-week live circle • Weekly action steps • Peer support • Limited to 20 spots
Be First in Line for Rooted & Rising!You moved for a safer, brighter future.
But now, instead of feeling settled or fulfilled…you feel lost.
Like you’ve given up so much,
and still don't quite belong.
🌙 Is 3AM when the doubts get loud?
Wondering if your skills will ever be valued abroad - or if it was worth starting over from zero?
☐ Invisible at work
☐ Undervalued — title ignored, micromanaged
☐ Exhausted — rejections and silence
💡 What if the problem isn’t your résumé?
What if the first thing that needs to shift is the story you're telling yourself about who you are and where you belong?
🌿 Introducing Rooted & Rising
A 6-week live coaching circle for skilled immigrants who are tired of feeling out of place, overlooked, or like they’ve lost themselves in the process of starting over.
✅ In our founding circle, you will…
🔹 Find your people
🔹 Find your voice
🔹 Find your footing
This is the first-ever Rooted & Rising circle.
A small, supportive group of just 20 founding members.
If you're tired of feeling stuck, and ready to feel like you again, this is your invitation.
Your journey starts here.
Be First in Line for Rooted & Rising!
A Little About Me,
Your Guide
I'm Hayley, and I've lived this exact journey. After leaving everything familiar behind to build a new life in Australia, I spent years trying to figure out how to recreate not just my career, but my entire sense of self. The social isolation was overwhelming, making small talk felt foreign, cultural references went over my head, and I found myself questioning parts of my identity I'd never doubted before.
Through my own immigration journey and years in educational leadership within multicultural communities, I've supported hundreds of staff, pre-service teachers, parents, and students through their own transitions. I've learned that identity work can't wait, because you shouldn't have to spend years wondering if you'll ever feel truly at home in your own skin again.
