About Coaching Services

Coaching is a catalyst that helps you move from where you are to where you'd like to be in your life. With coaching, a coach interacts with someone seeking help--a client--in an action-oriented process in which the coach, through suggestions and feedback, offers guidance toward solving the problem which the person seeking help brings in. A coach can be a combination of advocate, cheerleader, taskmaster, guru, and sounding board.

Individual Coaching

Individual coaching is a process for those who are seeking help for themselves in dealing with their parents or who are troubled about their parents and about their family members' relations to their parents but not ready to address those persons (such as siblings) directly. For further information, please contact the Coach.

Group coaching is a process for those who want the support of others who are not family members and would like to know how others deal with the same or similar situations regarding their aging parents. For further information, please contact the Coach.

Family Coaching

Family coaching is a process for those family members who have agreed to work together to resolve problems concerning the family's aging members. The problems may have to do with difficulties among family members over aging parents, between siblings, between parents and siblings, or among other family members. For further information, please contact the Coach.

Taking Advantage of Coaching Services

• Office Sessions: Through one or more live, individual, family, or group sessions that meet in the coach's office in Washington, D. C. For further information, please contact the Coach.
  
  
• Teleconferencing Sessions: Sessions with single individuals, members of a family, or unrelated people concerned about their aging parents. The family and groups consist of people who are geographically separate but brought together via telephone conferencing. For further information, please contact the Coach.