Family Clarity Consultation

Service Description

30-Minute Family Clarity Consultation When your family is struggling with parenting and supporting your teens in crisis, leading to confusion, exhaustion, or repeated conflict, it can be hard to know what to do next — or even where to turn. This 30-minute paid consultation call is designed for families who are not yet sure whether working together is the right step, but who want a thoughtful, professional space to explore their options. This is not a therapy session. It is a focused, structured conversation to help you gain clarity. During this call, we will: 👉Clarify the challenges your family is currently facing 👉Explore whether my way of working and methodology are aligned with what you’re looking for 👉Discuss what level of support may be appropriate for your situation 👉Help you understand your possible next steps — whether with me or elsewhere This call is particularly helpful if you feel: 💠stuck or unsure how serious your situation is 💠overwhelmed by conflicting advice 💠uncertain whether therapy, coaching, or family work is the right route 💠hesitant to commit without first understanding the approach If you decide to continue working with me, this fee (£99) will be fully credited toward any 1:1 programme, provided you enrol within 30 days of the consultation. This ensures the call remains a clear, ethical decision-making space, not an open-ended or therapeutic container. If you’re looking for quick fixes, advice, or ongoing support within this call, this may not be the right fit. If you’re looking for clarity, alignment, and an honest conversation about what support your family truly needs, book your call now. P.S. Before the Call Once you book your Family Clarity Consultation, you’ll be asked to complete a short questionnaire as part of the checkout process. This isn’t an assessment or therapy intake. It’s simply there to help me understand your situation at a high level, so we can use our time together as effectively and respectfully as possible. The questions are brief and focused, and completing them allows our conversation to stay clear, contained, and meaningful.