Amanda Horne
Professional Summary
Amanda is an accredited coach, facilitator, peer learning coach and coaching supervisor with more than 5,500 hours of experience. Her collaborative, reflective style helps clients pause, explore challenges and discover new ways of thinking and leading. Using a strengths-based and reflective practice approach, she draws on adult learning, development and leadership theory to design coaching that is adaptable and deeply human.
Amanda supports leaders to build awareness, capability and wellbeing, helping them lead with clarity, confidence and care. Her work spans executive and team coaching, small group peer learning and reflective supervision. Clients describe gaining insight into their style, purpose and mindset, along with greater self-awareness, adaptability and perspective. Amanda creates a calm, psychologically safe space where people can strengthen their leadership presence and grow in ways that feel authentic and sustainable.
Focus Areas
- Executive and Senior Leadership
- Team and Peer Learning
- Reflective Practice
- Wellbeing and Resilience
- Strengths-Based Development
- Having a Difficult Conversation
- Culture and Engagement
- Inclusive Leadership and Belonging
Experience Supporting
- Executives and senior leaders
- Leadership teams and cross-functional groups
- Public sector and government professionals
- Corporate and private sector leaders
- Not-for-profit and community organisations
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and communities
Sectors Experienced In
• Federal Government
• State and Territory Government
• Local Government
• Corporate and Private Sector
• Not-for-Profit and Community Services
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Organisations
Qualifications & Accreditation
• ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC)
• Master of Adult Education
• Accredited Team and Peer Learning Coach (various frameworks)
• Certified in Hogan Assessments
• Certified in Leadership Circle Profile (LCP)
• Strengths-Based Coaching Practitioner
Frequently asked questions
Yes. All ASPL coaches hold recognised coaching credentials, such as ICF or equivalent, and meet professional standards for ethical practice and ongoing development.
Coaching involves confidential one-on-one sessions. The focus, pace and frequency are shaped around what you want to work on and what feels most helpful for you.
Yes. Coaching conversations are confidential and handled with care and respect.
Coaching is available both online and in person. We will work with you to find the format that feels most accessible and supportive for you.
We offer executive, leadership and career coaching, as well as coaching tosupport confidence, decision making, change and transitions at work and inlife.
Our coaches are experienced practitioners with backgrounds in leadership andcoaching. They are carefully selected and aligned with ASPL’s trauma-informed, evidence-based approach.