The Odyssey Programme
The Retreat: 13th-16th March 2026
The central pillar of the 4-month Odyssey Programme is The Retreat at 42 Acres, Frome.
The Odyssey Programme is a transformational experience for senior leaders at a pivotal stage of transition. It provides the time, space, and expert guidance to pause, reflect, and consciously design the next chapter of life
Online course: Empowered Women: From retired to redefined
Next course starts in January 2026
For groups of up to 8 women, running fortnightly, this course combines group coaching and highlights from Jane's research. It is for women at the life stage of stopping work.
Testimonials from clients:
" It has given me peace, to be me, the most important gift of all!"
"Fantastically helpful course. Thank you so much. It’s been great!"
"Very very valuable. Glad we plan to continue to meet. Thank you"
Online course: What Next? Your Unique Map
Next course starts in January 2026
If you have completed the exercises contained in the book 'What Next? The savvy woman's guide to redefining retirement' and want to work in a small group facilitated by author Jane Moffett to add detail to your map, this is the course for you.
Finalist in 2025 Advantages of Age Awards
'What Next? The savvy woman's guide to redefining retirement'
Finalist in Pro-ageing Non-fiction Book Award
Advantages of Age is a pro-ageing social enterprise with the aim of improving the wellbeing of the over-50s.
Hoxton Hall is the venue for the Awards Ceremony on November 20th - only the second time the awards have been held.
https://advantagesofageawards.com
Author Event at P&G Wells Bookshop, Winchester
18th November 2025, 6.30pm
Hear author, Jane Moffett, in conversation with Jill Thomas, former BBC Radio 4 and TV producer and editor, talk about her new book.
Jane has spent the last 30 years supporting women when the personal and professional intersect. Researcher, writer, and executive coach, she has written this practical and inspiring self-help book that is interwoven with stories of real women and how they have navigated the transition to stopping work.
Online learning event for Future Lives Series, u3a
13th November 2025, 2-3pm
From her research, Jane highlights 6 potential challenges that people might face when retired.
She shows how people can design their own unique map for what's next and embrace this life stage.
How Can Coaching Help New Parent Employees?
6th November 2025, 12:00 - 1pm: Henley Business School
In this interactive webinar, we’ll explore best practice in coaching programmes that support employees and employers around the time of parental leave. By hearing about research and experience, you’ll find out the importance of coaching at this time, the key issues that arise for employees, and how employers can best support them.
Coaching for the Second Half of Life, Henley Business School
17th October, 2025
On the back of the launch of their new books Karen Foy ('Breaking the Coaching Code: How Great Coaches Transcent The Rules'), Dr Julia Carden ('You Are Not As Self-aware As You Think You Are') and Jane Moffett ('What NExt? The savvy women's guide to redefining retirement') will be running an Alumni and networking day which will include input and insights from their research, as well as opportunities for networking and re-connecting.
Midlife Momentum: Navigating Your Next Act
26th September, 2025
In conversation with Ciara Eastell OBE, Jane explores how to thrive in the next chapter of your life - whether that's stopping work, a midlife career transition or redundancy.
Coaching For What Comes Next: EMCC webinar
15th September 2025, 12-1.30pm
Coaching for transition and retirement: Join us on 15 September as Jane Moffett explores how to coach people who have left work or are approaching a transition. Hosted by our Hampshire & Dorset network https://bit.ly/4eIHJ5t
What Next? The savvy woman's guide to redefining retirement
Book launch on September 11th 2025 at The Pump House, Winchester
'What Next?', a self-help guide for women at the life stage of stopping work, looks at the psychological, sociological and historical back-drop of this moment in time, and is interwoven with stories from women who have navigated this particular life transition.
One reviewer has written: ‘I found this book inspiring and empowering: a prod to approach post-employment life in a purposeful and productive way rather than drifting into it.’