Frequently asked questions

Sarah is committed to helping your child and family grow. She facilitates growth and hope, in equal proportion. Your child will likely start with increased self-awareness and an enthusiasm to try new strategies or challenges Sarah shares. You may notice a new sense of self-efficacy and pride developing in your child as he or she uses strategies to make life a little smoother. Change, however, can be slow and bumpy. And, true, lasting change requires everyone's commitment. Your child may need reminders and incentives at first, and that's ok. Success is addictive; once a kid realizes her potential to self-improve, look out! She'll be on fire (in a good way!) Typically, we see students engage with coaching within the first two sessions, trying strategies within three sessions. Independent mastery of strategies can take six to twelve weeks, on average, and that's totally ok! Think about when you learned to drive. It probably took several weeks to feel even "decent" at it and a few months (or years) to be proficient. You never quit trying because change is slow, and neither will we. There will be improvements along the way to celebrate, for sure!