Jennifer Park Cumming, Georgia

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About Me

Identity & Retirement Transition Coach for Women.
If you're approaching retirement—or you've already retired—and you're wondering, "Why doesn't this feel like I thought it would?" you're not alone. Many successful women, especially educators, spend decades serving others and building an identity around meaningful work. Then one day the routine ends, and they're left with the losses in identity and purpose. I help women navigate that transition with greater clarity, confidence, and intention.

For nearly 30 years, I worked as a Nationally Certified School Psychologist. My role wasn't to provide ongoing counseling—it was to ask thoughtful questions, gather and analyze information, identify patterns, and make recommendations that helped people move forward. That analytical, curious, and strengths-based approach continues to shape my coaching today. I'm also an ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC) and a Certified NLP Practitioner. My coaching combines evidence-based coaching principles with practical tools for self-reflection, values clarification, mindset, and intentional life design.
Rather than giving advice or telling you what your next chapter should look like, I help you discover the answers that fit your values, strengths, and vision for the future.

I'm currently developing The Turning Leaf Method™, a structured coaching framework designed to help women move through identity transitions with intention instead of drifting through them by default. My upcoming book, After the Classroom – A Field Guide, introduces this process for educators preparing for or adjusting to retirement.

Our coaching sessions are collaborative, thoughtful, and action-oriented. You'll leave each conversation with greater personal insight, practical next steps, and reflection questions to continue your growth between sessions. If you're ready to stop wondering why this season feels harder than expected and start intentionally designing what comes next, I'd be honored to walk alongside you.