Open your eyes to the work you’re not getting paid for: invisible job descriptions.
Collaborative coaching, workplace consulting and skills building to disrupt the unseen cycles of labor in your relationships.
“Doing” relationships is not
one-size-fits-all.
Relationships are the wildly complicated foundation of our lives. We invest in them no matter what. I’m here to help you do that in ways that support you and those you care about with practical and accessible tools, strategies and experiments.
Treat yourself to some new neural pathways.
Generate new ways to relate to all of your relationships, from the workplace to your home base to your headspace.
Individual Coaching and Skills Building
Make new connections — with your brain, your loved ones, and your work habits. Maybe you’re a little “neurospicy” and want a new approach to your work day, maybe you want to skill up to relate to your partner or a friend in need. Whatever your goals, see eye to eye with the invisible pressures in your life and give yourself something new to look at.
Invisible Job Descriptions in Relationships
Tune up and tune in to a primary relationship in your life. Together we’ll identify the invisible expectations that are at play in your specific dynamics and create new patterns of relating to each other with my signature hybrid coaching and skills building program for couples and pairs.
Invisible Job Descriptions in the Workplace
Create a new shared language and tangible checkpoints for your team to make expectations more clear and easier to put into action. You get to focus on the work (not the drama), and enhance the true wellbeing and satisfaction of your team. Collaborate with greater ease, less tension, and more innovative strategies.
The invisible jobs we assign each other — without a paycheck for the extra labor
“This work probably saves me four years of therapy.
There's something so powerful about having this pointed, almost surgical language around these issues that it's like a trauma healing. This framework is so supportive and immediately useful.”
— JESSY C.