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Services

1. Health Decision Coaching

Torn between two or more good, frustrating or overwhelming paths or health decisions? In one focused coaching session, we’ll make sense of your options and choose a practical starting point that fits your life. Move from STUCK to START. This coaching session follows decision process inspired by the Ottawa Personal Decision Guide*, adapted for health coaching.

2. Coaching Teens Toward Calm & Confidence Around Food & Health

I support teens who want to feel calmer and more confident around food and health. Coaching focuses on lowering anxiety, reducing overthinking, and building steady, practical habits that support emotional regulation and overall well-being. Parents are included in the process so the family can move forward with clarity and calm.

3. Growth Edges - Move from Agitation to Insight

A 6-week coaching journey designed to help you move from vision to embodiment—especially in areas where you feel stuck, unsettled, or unclear. This model allows for deep, focused work in one area that may need sustained attention over multiple weeks. Transform your most challenging point of agitation—your Growth Edge—into clarity, wisdom, and lasting change. Best explored over 6 weeks. Can encompass one Growth Edge or more than one.

4. The Gift of Launch for Students transitioning to college

Give your student the gift of confidence and clarity as they step into independence at college or in life. In this engaging one-on-one coaching conversation, your student has the opportunity to think through preparing for life on their own—exploring healthy routines, stress management, faith, balance, and wise choices. It’s a meaningful opportunity for your student to set goals, anticipate challenges, and create a practical plan for navigating this new season with confidence and purpose.

*The Ottawa Personal Decision Guide (OPDG) was developed by the Patient Decision Aids Research Group at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI), affiliated with the University of Ottawa. It’s a generic, evidence-based decision aid created to help people work through health or social decisions.

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