My coaching approach can help with…well, just about anything young adults struggle with. I start with a science-based understanding that…
» people are internally driven toward success
» internal and external forces can clutter their path
» with the right tools and support, people can change their circumstances
I apply this understanding to whatever my client is struggling with.
Through coaching, I help clients with:
» anxiety: social, academic, general
» poor grades in school
» low motivation
» mindfulness
» college and career discovery
» college application process
» body image issues
» bullying
» combative approach to family dynamics
» power struggles with teachers
» choosing friends who are a negative influence
» risky sexual behaviors
» attention-seeking behaviors
» low self-worth influencing relationship and career choices
» transitioning to new surroundings
» smoking
» self-reliance
In my initial consultations with both parents and teens, we determine whether the child’s needs and my coaching are a good match. If they’re not, I make every effort to refer the family to a professional who is better suited to meet their needs.
For some issues, coaching can work miracles. For others, therapy may be a better fit. What’s the diff between a life coach for teens and a therapist? Dig this:
