Young adults:
You are preparing for college or are a college student preparing for life. Your future looks promising and bright, even though the details are not yet clear. You are eager to become your best self and want to discover what that will take. While you aren’t looking for advice, you value a coach who offers perspective, sees your strengths and helps you leverage them to attain your goals sooner and better.

Helping professionals:
You love your work in the medical or human service professions. Facilitating a better quality of life for others is what gets you going in the morning. You live your values with integrity and commitment. You know it’s essential to find balance between the sometimes intense impact of the work you do and your relationships, recreation and personal growth.

Divorcing parents:
You value honesty and integrity, even through the divorce process. You want to insure that your divorce is a constructive process that protects your children from conflict and insures their wellbeing as well as your own. You understand that peace is a commitment as well as a process and you expect that collaborative divorce is the way to achieve that for your family.

Collaborative couples:
The two of you are committed to supporting each other in an unfolding process of growth. You hold the highest view of each other, even through moments of discouragement and disappointment. You believe that partnering is the best way to achieve a satisfying and meaningful life and you are mutually invested in the development of each other’s potential.