rachel new dating and relationships coach
Rachel New has been a dating and relationships coach and educator in London, UK,
for nine years. Drawing on her experience in research in social psychology at
the University of Oxford, Rachel has a very evidence-based approach, using
published scientific research to inform her advice. She encourages healthy,
ethical, and mindful dating – treating others well and looking after yourself
and using a mindful approach.
Rachel uses a range of approaches in her coaching, including mindfulness and
self-compassion, attachment theory, emotion-focused therapy, polyvagal theory,
trauma-informed and neurodiversity-informed coaching, and the Gottman Method.
Rachel is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society and abides by
its ethical and professional guidelines.
She works with people on moving on from past relationships and divorce, your
relationship with yourself, identifying your relationship needs, values and
purpose, emotion regulation, dating anxiety, using dating apps and other ways to
meet people, interpersonal skills, relationship skills (such as empathy,
conflict management and communication), adjusting to stepchildren, and much
more.
Rachel works with all ages, genders, sexual preferences, ethnicities, abilities
and backgrounds. She enjoys working with people in the neurodivergent community.
