Questions People Usually Ask
Before Getting in Touch
Do I need to be in crisis to work with you?
Not at all. Most of my clients are functioning extremely well by any external measure. The common thread is not crisis — it's awareness. They know something needs to shift, but they're not sure what or how.
I've never worked with someone like this before. How do I know if it's for me?
You don't have to know upfront. That's exactly what the first two conversations are for — a 15-minute call, and then an hour together if that feels right. By the end of that hour, you'll know. There's no obligation to go further, and no pressure from me. You can say no at any point.
How much time does this take?
We start with a 15-minute call, then an hour together to see if we're a fit. If we move forward, the time commitment is something we work out together based on what's useful for you. I'm not selling a fixed number of sessions — I'm offering a real working relationship, and we shape it accordingly.
Do you only work with lawyers?
The majority of my clients are lawyers, but not all. What they share is a high level of professional achievement, a demanding career, and a growing sense that there's more to figure out. If that's you, we should talk.