Frequently Asked Questions

Simply put: My coaching intentionally focuses on the practice of being as a means to doing, where most other personal development coaches emphasize doing as the path to being. This simple switch is where all the work is and the place where all the difference is made.

No. Coaching is distinct from the practice of medicine, therapy and psychiatry. 

All bring value, given you choose someone who engages in the work of uncollapsing the past as a means to fully living in the present. It is up to you to manage your own health so do your research and get what you need in place.  Also, please consult with your own medical professional if you have any questions regarding you personally entering in a coaching relationship.

Another distinction: Where therapy may require a long term commitment in discovering the "why" questions, effective coaches look to the past for completion while the primary focus is on the here and now, and the future you are creating.

Make no mistake, those who engage in the process of transformation are no slouches. Any redundancy that may exist, disappears. 

While your relationship is always is your hands, in coaching you will discover the profound difference authentic communication makes and get access to how our listening gives us the access to what’s possible. 

From beginning to end, it is your coaching and you get to keep all materials, notes and resources for your personal use for good. 

Coaching clears the way for your child to thrive socially, academically and emotionally, Taking care of our health and well being is most urgent for our youth, so they’re able to perform eith much greater ease, the path to a successful school experience.  Experiential in nature, coaching provides young people with more confidence, positively impacting their overall school experience, including, but not limited to, elevated performance, clearing the way for higher grades, and an overall experience of achievement.

There are tons and tons of valuable resources for your collection out here with lots of great information for your life, relationship, and career. Coaching isn’t more information. It’s ontological and by virtue of that is experiential in nature, based on an interaction between the coach and coaches that isn’t gotten from traditional resources and reading materials But by direct inquiry and follow up, and practice. Remember, anything new takes time and practice to gain mastery. This is no different. Where you‘re willing to take that on, you will see results. 

While nobody has a crystal ball, when I hear this question I usually ask one back. What do you have to lose that you aren't already losing? 

No. I do not accept insurance of any kind at this time.  

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