People are at the heart of everything we do.

Have you ever wondered why two people can have the same skills, the same knowledge and the same opportunity, yet completely different results?

It’s because we all bring more than just our CV to the table.

We bring our confidence, beliefs and experiences. Our strengths, fears and habits. How comfortable we are speaking up, taking a risk or getting something wrong. How we respond to pressure, how we relate to other people and all the different ways our brains make sense of the world around us.

All of that influences what we do with the skills and knowledge we have, and means that what works brilliantly for one person might not work at all for another.

It’s why skills and awareness training are only part of the picture.

At The Academe, we look beyond simply what people need to do, and explore the human behind the skills that can make the difference: how we understand ourselves, how we understand each other and what helps each of us perform at our best.

Meet us - the Academe.
The Academe founders laughing over coffee and welcoming you to The Power Project.

Person-centred. Always.

We’re interested in the bit that doesn’t always appear in the job description.

The confidence to share an idea when you’re not completely sure it’s right. The self-awareness to recognise when you might be getting in your own way. The ability to have an honest conversation, listen to a different point of view or adapt the way you lead to the person in front of you.

These things can be harder to teach from a textbook, but they have a huge impact on the way we work, lead, communicate and develop.

That’s where our work sits. From leadership, confidence and communication to ADHD and neurodivergence, we use psychology, research, professional expertise and lived experience to explore the human factors behind how we think, feel and behave, and turn that into something people can actually use.

Lucy Cox

Lucy Cox
Lucy Cox is co-founder of The Academe and an award winning Confidence and Mindset coach.

Lerryn Clare

Neurodivergence training with Lerryn Clare
Lerryn Clare is a TEDx speaker and creator of the EASE Framework, helping organisations move beyond neurodiversity awareness through practical, human-centred neurodivergence training.
Lucy Cox and Lerryn Clare - sisters and co-founders of The Academe.

Contact Us

Whether you are looking for 1:1 coaching, group coaching or training for your workplace, get in touch today to see how we can help.