No. Coaching and therapy can complement one another, but they serve different purposes. Coaching primarily focuses on awareness, growth, goals, relationships, decision-making, and forward movement. When something falls outside the appropriate scope of coaching, I'll encourage you to seek support from the appropriate licensed professional.

Not at all.

Some clients begin coaching because something feels stuck. Others simply recognize that an important area of their life or relationship deserves more intentional attention.

Faith and spirituality can absolutely be part of our work when they are meaningful to you. They don't have to be. Our conversations will be shaped by your values, beliefs, experiences, and goals.

SYMBIS—Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts—is a relationship assessment designed to help couples better understand their personalities, communication, expectations, relationship dynamics, and areas of strength and growth.

The assessment provides us with helpful language and information that we can explore together during couples coaching.

Virtual coaching is available for all clients.

Limited in-person availability may also be offered in the Atlanta area depending on scheduling and location.

Enrollment is limited, with sessions beginning throughout November and continuing into the beginning of the new year.

Because the experience is intentionally kept small, availability is limited.