What Do We Do?

We partner with people who desire to experience lasting change in their lives. We commit to walk side by side with clients. We faithfully listen to words expressed, and the voice of each heart. We offer expertise in the area of change. We believe in our clients, strive to empower them, and encourage them. We offer unconditional support and solid resources. We celebrate our clients as discovery and change are birthed.

What Is Life Coaching?

Life coaching is a relationship. Often thought of as a partnership for change, it often looks like a friendship. Coaching is a process that unearths your talents and gifts, identifies dreams or goals, and develops a plan that will assist you to move forward towards a life of fulfillment. The intent of life coaching is to shed light where light is needed and help you get where you want to be. With a life coach, you no longer walk alone!

What is the Cost of Coaching?

At Clarity Life Coaching, the fees for full-time coaching begin at $100/month and up; varying and depending upon the frequency and design of our sessions. The cost of ‘not’ being coached, however, may for some people be immeasurable.

When you partner with a coach you are investing in your life journey! You begin an invaluable voyage of discovery!

What Does Life Coaching Look Like?

• Coaching occurs within a friendly,  powerful, confidential conversation.
• Typically, coaching is done by phone, so it is geographically accessible, and convenient.
• In person coaching may occur for the initial, introductory session.
• Coaching includes two or three 45 minute sessions per month, as well as email support.
• Coaches don’t provide answers for clients, but are trained experts in the area of change.
• Coaching is not counseling, therapy, or mentoring.
• Coaching is designed around the goals of the client.
• Coaching is built upon principles of friendship, and is a powerful alliance for change.

“One of the greatest discoveries a man makes, one of his greatest surprises, is to find he can do what he was afraid he couldn’t” – Henry Ford