Where do we begin?

Contact me and we will set up an initial consultation. During this meeting I will ask you about your family’s history, your current struggles and about the unique personalities in your family. Every family is different and I want to get to know yours. To start, it just comes down to a chat.

Do you accept insurance?

Because coaching is not a medical expense, I cannot accept insurance. My rates are hourly per the service we agree on but I insure that you see changes in how your family operates within our first few sessions.

How long does an engagement last?

The engagement will last as long as you want. I will not lock you into a package because circumstances can change and we all need freedom to make the best choices for our family. Our relationship will be structured around making short term and long term goals. Those short term goals are designed to improve your current day to day life so that as a family you can get relief to do the more maturing growth. Long term goals are designed to give you the confidence to weather future storms on your own.

How is coaching different than therapy?

Coaching is not therapy. I cannot diagnose, advise on medication or offer medical adicee but I believe this is not what most families need. Families typically are seeking help with day to day life and coaching acts as a guide for you to help devise new solutions. Together we will brainstorm tools, I will ask hard questions to look at situations from a different angle and direct you to published evidence based advice that I have found helpful. Just as a baseball coach doesn’t throw the ball for you, you will be the one throwing the ball with someone who has been in your shoes before to guide you.