HELLO THERE,
I'M ALEX.

My background spans two decades in high-pressure, crisis-driven sectors, backed by multiple awards for public service excellence. From defending human rights on the front lines of the United Nations during the Syrian refugee crisis to serving nearly a decade at the executive level in the Australian public service — I've lived and breathed the architecture of resilience.

My career has been dedicated to supporting people, families, and communities through some of life's heaviest and most volatile chapters. My experience working with indigenous, refugee and migrant communities, domestic and family violence survivors and child survivors of sexual abuse provided me with a deep understanding of what it takes to rebuild and reshape one's life following trauma and hardship. It also taught me how humans find their footing when the ground beneath them is unsteady and the stakes are high.

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Yet, the ultimate test of that resilience happened within my own body. Alongside my public career, I spent years quietly navigating severe endometriosis, chronic pain, recurrent miscarriage, and an arduous IVF journey to my two miracle babies. This raw intersection of high-stakes professional crisis management and profound personal struggle with illness, grief and infertility, taught me what no academic textbook ever could: sustainable performance is not a soft skill — it is a neurobiological prerequisite for stepping into your actual potential and sovereign power.

You cannot force growth or evolution through raw willpower when your nervous system is trapped in a high-functioning survival loop.

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I believe a woman’s nervous system is the architecture of her happiness. When she becomes regulated, coherent, and inwardly aligned, her entire outer world reorganises — her decisions sharpen, her relationships soften, and her future becomes clearer. In a world where womankind continue to be represented by all the wrong statistics, I live and work for a future where positive change for women is not only possible, but inevitable. It is from this deep conviction that I founded Wright-Moore Coaching & Consulting — to provide a grounded, unwavering space to hold women who are carrying too much and are ready to claim their next chapter.

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My practice bridges analytical, high-performance strategy with deep, trauma-informed somatic modalities and sharp intuitive alignment. Traditional corporate spaces often ignore the wisdom of the body, while traditional holistic spaces can lack strategic, analytical rigour. By integrating Behavioural Science, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Somatic Regulation, Reiki, and Sound Therapy, I help women strip away blind spots, strengthen their judgment, and safely rewire long-standing neurobiological habits from the inside out. We look beyond surface-level metrics to align your conscious strategy with your energetic blueprints, allowing you to trust your highest discernment and make choices from a place of clear, centered sovereignty.

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As a core part of this overarching mission, I am deeply committed to global advocacy, championing and empowering women around the world through dedicated support for grassroots charitable initiatives and non-profit organisations working to dismantle barriers for girls and women.

Whether you are partnering with me virtually from across the globe, sitting in a luxury immersive retreat, or stepping into my South Canberra nature sanctuary for a 1-on-1 somatic nervous system reset, you are entering an intentional, high-touch container built for sustainable transformation.

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Parallel to my coaching and consulting practice, I channel my passion for human evolution into words through a creative partnership with HerCanberra and my work as a freelance writer. I am drawn to subjects that require us to be raw, real, and vulnerable about who we truly are, what we struggle with, and how we make the most of the opportunities we have. Writing is my way of stripping away the polished armour we so often wear and creating a public mirror for the quiet transformations we all navigate behind closed doors.

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When I am not guiding women through their next chapter, you can find me recharging in nature, reading one of Sarah J. Maas' masterpiece series, or relaxing at home in Canberra with my family and my two beloved cats, Diego and Raffles.​

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