Coaching and therapy serve very different purposes. Coaching isn't a form of medical or mental health care. It focuses on providing support to help you cultivate and accomplish your personal and professional goals. Therapy, on the other hand, is beneficial for those needing clinical intervention and mental health treatment. Both forms of support are valuable but cater to different types of needs. Consider your specific situation and what type of support resonates most with you. Let's connect and discuss your needs and goals further today.

To determine if this service is right for you, your family, or your relationship, consider your needs and goals. If you seek personalized, nonjudgmental support focusing on overall well-being and practical growth, this coaching is ideal. It's perfect for those who prefer a flexible, solutions focused approach that emphasizes maximizing the potential within yourself and your relationships without digging too deeply into your personal or mental health history. Coaching is firmly forward-focused and action oriented. Reach out for more information and schedule brief consultation today.

Coaching offers practical, peer-like support through mentorship. Coaching provides a flexible approach, allowing work towards your goals without ever adding to your medical record. Additionally, there are no limitations on the type or length of service, ensuring continuous and uninterrupted support.

No, wellness coaching is not covered under medical insurance. Coaching does not involve formal medical or mental health diagnosis which are necessary for insurance reimbursement. Another advantage is the absence of a formal diagnosis, which can help avoid the stigma often associated with it, enabling individuals to pursue their goals without labels or restrictions.