Finding Work that Works for You is a small group coaching program for women seeking to make changes in their lives and careers.
In a small group (2-5 participants), you receive space and structure for reflection, learning, and action planning. Over five weeks, participants explore their values and purpose, increase awareness of their strengths, and identify new options for meaningful work – all in community with other women going through a similar experience, and using tools and resources I’ve tested over years of coaching.
Finding Work that Works for You was designed for women who are ready to examine their current work choices and bring new energy to their careers. You might be sensing that a job that served you well for some time isn’t providing satisfaction or meaning like it once did. Or, you might be looking to change your work in response to shifts in the ages and stages of your children. This program is what I needed, but didn’t find, when I made my own major career shift in 2017.
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Upcoming Programs
Pricing
Finding Work that Works for You, which includes five group coaching sessions, a one-on-one coaching session, and materials and resources, is just $550. (I also encourage participants to purchase the optional CliftonStrengths online assessment for $25.) To keep the program accessible to a wide range of participants, I also offer a sliding scale of fees. If $550 presents a barrier to your participation, please reach out to me directly to discuss what price would work for you.
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What is it?
Finding Work that Works for You is a small group coaching experience for women seeking to make changes in their lives and careers. The experience provides space and structure for reflection, learning, and action planning. Over five weeks, participants explore their values and purpose, increase awareness of their strengths, and identify new options for meaningful work. The program is built on tools and resources I’ve tested and the community we create together in the learning process. Each group is limited to five or fewer women.
Who is this for?
Finding Work that Works for You was designed for women who are ready to examine their current work choices and bring new energy to their careers. You might be sensing that a job that served you well for some time isn’t providing satisfaction or meaning like it once did. Or, you might be looking to change your work in response to shifts in the ages and stages of your children. This program is what I needed, but didn’t find, when I made my own major career shift in 2017.
Why would I join?
Have you been dreaming of a career change for a while? Maybe you are “good” even “great” at your job, but the work isn’t engaging you or meeting the needs you have now. Maybe your role as spouse or parent has shifted, and you have new energy to give to your work. Finding Work that Works for You offers a focused opportunity to reflect on who you are now and what you want from your work and your life at this point in time. You’ll explore your values and your strengths and come away with new ideas for taking action toward the change you want. Exploring your options in a small community of women with the support of an experienced coach ensures the experience is productive, focused, and fun!
When will the program take place?
New cohorts begin almost every month. There is usually a Friday morning group that meets 8:30-10:00 am Pacific Time, and often also a Wednesday or Thursday lunch time group that meets 11:30 am-1:00 pm Pacific Time. See program listings above for specifics.
How will we meet?
The entire Finding Work that Works for You experience is offered on online. All meetings and one-on-one coaching sessions are held live on Zoom. This is not a conference call or a webinar! I offer engaging, hands-on, interactive virtual experiences.
What does it cost?
The cost for Finding Work that Works for You, which includes five group coaching sessions, a one-on-one coaching session, and materials and resources, is just $550. (I also encourage participants to purchase an optional CliftonStrengths online assessment for $25.) To keep the program accessible to a wide range of participants, I also offer a sliding scale of fees. If $550 presents a barrier to your participation, please reach out to me directly to discuss what price would work for you.
What is the time commitment?
You should plan on investing about two hours per week for five weeks. The five small group coaching sessions will last one hour and 30 minutes each week, and you will spend approximately 30-45 minutes per week on extended exercises. Additionally, you will experience pre- and post- one-on-one coaching sessions with me.
What do I need to participate?
You will need an internet connection to participate in the meetings via Zoom. A laptop, desktop or tablet is recommended as Zoom functions for phones are limited. Materials and resources will be provided to you electronically and you may wish to print them. You’ll also need an old-fashioned pad of paper and a pen. Additionally, participants are also encouraged to purchase Gallup’s CliftonStrengths assessment for $25 for use during the program, but there is no-cost option available as well.
Who leads the program? What are her qualifications?
As a coach, I work with people who are making career transitions or encountering challenges as their children grow. I’m also a trainer and facilitator who supports staff and leaders in Bay Area non-profit organizations
I have completed coach training programs with both Leadership That Works and Coaches Training Institute and I am a certified ACC with the International Coaching Federation. I have more than 25 years of experience facilitating learning for adults and youth in nonprofit organizations. I live in Berkeley, California and I’m a parent to three young people ages 17, 20, and 23.
How can I learn more?
Please contact me or directly schedule a conversation to learn more about this program.
