Listen to Noomii's interview with Celeste Tang

About Me

I am a positive psychology practitioner and an accredited coach with the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC). I am also a certified SPARK resilience trainer and certified mental health first aider England.
My goal is to spread positivity and provide support and guidance to individuals until they have reached their chosen destination. Seeing people unlock their full potential, find happiness through purpose and authenticity, and thrive brings great fulfillment and purpose to my work.
I use evidence-based coaching and positive psychology interventions to support clients in improving their mental health. My approach focuses on fostering self-awareness, promoting well-being and a positive mindset, exploring strengths and challenging negative thought patterns. I also aim to empower clients by equipping them with effective coping strategies to navigate life's challenges. Through working together, I strive to help individuals develop the resilience and skills necessary to thrive in the face of adversity.
I am Chinese Dutch, born and raised in The Netherlands with norms and values from two different cultures. I have had the opportunity to live in six different Eastern and Western countries and to work with people from various cultural backgrounds. This has enabled me to develop a high level of adaptability and resilience to change. My expertise lies in cross cultural coaching and expatriates. My coachees are from Europe, Middle East, and Asia. Through my experiences, I have gained a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that come with living and working in different cultures.
My first career was in the corporate world, working in Insights and Marketing. The corporate experience comes back in my coaching by using various interventions that suits client’s needs, interests, learning style and matches their values. In addition, my corporate background has equipped me with the skills to deliver effective presentations and provide training to groups.