Let's Talk! ☕️
Sitting down and talking about what's on your mind is how we figure out the most crucial issues for you — and what to do about them.
That's why I offer a free, 30 minute initial fit meeting. There's no pressure, no obligation and no sales pitch. The simple goal is for us to get to know one another a bit.
I partner with clients for a minimum of twelve months (learn more about my services here and pricing here).
I do my best work with owners of group practices growing past $1 million, therapist-entrepreneurs with multiple businesses and newer practice owners with big visions.
Not ready to meet just yet? No worries!
I get it. It's uncomfortable to sit down and share about something so personal.
There's no rush! Book the meeting when it feels right for you. (And I might encourage you to sit with any discomfort and see if it has anything to tell you. 😉)
In the meantime...
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Three Intentions
I hold three intentions for every meeting we have together, including this initial consultation meeting.
First, to hold a safe, non-judgmental and shame-free space for you to share what's on your mind.
Second, to be of service in whatever way possible. If I don't have the right solution for you, I'll do my best to connect you with other resources which might be a better fit.
And third, to help you decide for yourself what the next right step is. In the beginning, that of course includes helping you decide if my services are a good fit for you.
