Why there's more than one way in
Many coaching sites offer one thing: a single package, a single price, a single commitment. That works if you already know exactly what you need. It doesn't work if you're still figuring out how much support makes sense for where you are and pretending otherwise is how people either overcommit to something too big, or undercommit to something too small to move the needle.
Here's a useful way to tell the difference: notice whether you're asking "what's the most I can handle" or "what's the least I actually need right now." Both questions show up at a threshold, and they lead to very different choices. Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development names this directly and states people grow fastest not alone, and not by being handed the answer, but through the right amount of support for where they are, adjusted as they go rather than maximized upfront.
That's the thinking behind what's below. I offer free, low-commitment, and deeper options, not because one is "better," but because they meet different amounts of readiness. You start wherever fits and move only when it's time.
Every personal engagement starts the same way: a free Trailhead Conversation — no pitch, just a real conversation about where you are. From there, most women begin with the Orientation Package: three sessions to start building your compass, before deciding whether to continue into the full Compass Method.
🧭 Step one — Begin here.
Free, The Invisible Load Field Guide
A short, structured guide that helps you map your invisible load: where you actually are right now and how much of what's exhausting you is being spent on things that were never structurally yours to carry. Not a mood board, not an affirmation deck. This is where anyone starts: testing whether the Compass approach fits before anything further is asked of you.
🧭 Step two — The Trailhead Conversation
Free, 20 minutes
A conversation to find out if this is the right fit for where you are and what kind of support makes sense next.
🧭 Step three — Build your compass, 1:1
Compass Coaching
Two ways in. Choose based on where you are, not where you think you should be.
Orientation Package —
3 sessions · US $450 (all taxes included, no additional fees)
Real work, held weekly and consecutive within a single month because momentum matters at this stage, and spacing sessions out further makes it hard to build any real traction. Session one is the Compass Calibration: 90 minutes mapping where you actually are right now. How much ground that covers is different for everyone. By session three, you'll know from direct experience, not a sales page, whether the Compass Method is how you want to move forward.
Worth saying plainly: three sessions is enough to test the method and get real clarity, not enough to complete the deeper work. Think of it as a genuine first read of the terrain, not the whole route.
The Compass Method —
10 sessions · US $1,500 (all taxes included, no additional fees)
If you're starting here directly, your first session is the Compass Calibration — the same deep-mapping session used in Orientation, expanded to open the full ten-session arc.
The flagship engagement: structured inquiry, not advice-giving, working from Freire's "See It, Name It, Strategize Around It" and built on ICF-aligned coaching practice. Runs roughly three months, with deliberate fallow weeks built between session clusters providing space to actually live with what surfaced and put it into practice, not just move to the next conversation. Mezirow's transformative learning research is explicit about this: real perspective shift needs a reflective gap, not just forward momentum.
Already completed Orientation? Add the remaining seven sessions more for $1050, same rate throughout.
🧭 Step four — Live it, immersive and in-person
The Fjord Reset · 4-day solo retreat
Western Norway · coming 2027
For women ready to put real distance between themselves and the routines that make it hard to set the old map down: four days at our private retreat space on the fjord, one woman at a time, with private coaching, guided time in the landscape, and room to reset.
Between coaching retreats, the Waypoint is available for women who want quiet, unstructured time on their own. No coaching, no program. A tea library, a calm space with art supplies, the sound of the river outside, wild views, and room to slow down in your own company.
Stay at the Waypoint · solo stays
Western Norway · coming 2027
Applications open in December 2026 for 2027 dates.
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