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Hannah Cohen, founder of The Insight Coach, smiling in a red cardigan

About Hannah Cohen

I know what it's like to struggle at work — because I did

I spent over 20 years as a solicitor. Then my sight began to go. I kept showing up, kept masking, kept telling myself I should be coping — until I wasn't. There was no map for what I was going through at work, and nobody around me quite knew what to say.

I also navigated becoming a widow eight years ago, which taught me more about resilience than any training course ever could — and how much difference the right support makes when everything you thought you knew has shifted.

That's the gap I now sit in as a Resilience Coach and Inclusion Coach based in Altrincham, Manchester. I coach disabled professionals across the UK who are struggling quietly at work — with confidence, identity, adjustments, or just the sheer weight of holding it all together — and help them find a way forward that feels like theirs.

I'm ICF-accredited, Barefoot-trained and neurodivergent-informed: legal precision, real warmth, and lived experience of rebuilding a working life.

— Hannah

Hannah Cohen holding the 2026 All 4 Inclusion Hidden Disability Personality of the Year glass trophy, in front of a pink sponsor board
Receiving the Hidden Disability Personality of the Year award at the 2026 All 4 Inclusion Awards.

Award

Hidden Disability Personality of the Year 2026

I was honoured to be named Hidden Disability Personality of the Year at the 2026 All 4 Inclusion Awards, with the category sponsored by the University of Manchester.

The award recognises people quietly changing the conversation around hidden disabilities in workplaces — the ones you can't always see, but that shape how we work, lead and belong every day.

It's a recognition I share with every client and workshop participant who has trusted me with their story so far.