Are you thriving in your workplace?
I support organisations to retain, empower, and unlock neurodivergent & LGBTQIA+ talent, without burnout, masking, or exclusion.
How would you like to work with Empauher?
What is it like to work with Ginny at Empauher?
Coaching Services
Create the life you want to live
Empauher Retreat
Unmasking Authentically
A 3-night neuro-affirming coaching retreat for neurodivergent & LGBTQIA+ professionals on the Isle of Bute, Scotland.
Empauher Corporate Training
One-Day
Online
Workshop
One-day intensives
Empowered Neurodivergent Women
One-Day Intensive Online Workshops for Those Identifying as Neurodivergent Women who are interested in working independently outside of their work on their personal development within a group.
Neurodiversity at Work
Taster Course
Inclusive Leadership
starting in October 2025
Neurodiverse Coaching
Neuro-affirming coaching for CEOs, leaders, and teams—building resilience, reducing stress, and creating thriving, inclusive workplaces where people flourish.
What Does the coaching process
at Empauher look like?
- First, we start with a discovery call to understand your needs.
- Next, we do a workplace audit to assess your current inclusion practices.
- Then, we co-design a strategy plan with actionable steps.
- After that, we run training and coaching sessions.
- Finally, we follow up with ongoing support to ensure lasting change.
Applied Improv for Workplaces and Creative Professionals
Applied improv uses the principles of improvisational theatre—like spontaneity, collaboration, and “yes, and”—to build human skills across sectors. In corporate, educational, and nonprofit settings, it enhances communication, teamwork, leadership presence, and adaptability. Improv helps professionals think on their feet, manage change, and foster inclusive, engaging environments.
In comedy and storytelling workshops, applied improv boosts creative confidence, timing, and audience connection. Performers learn to generate original material, embody characters, and respond authentically in the moment. It’s a playful yet powerful method to unlock vulnerability, creativity, and connection—whether on stage or in a meeting room.
More than a performance tool, applied improv is a practice in being present, listening deeply, and co-creating with others. It empowers people to connect, communicate, and lead with greater ease, making it a valuable asset for anyone working with teams, audiences, or communities.