Coaching FAQs

  • Healthcare leadership coaching is one-on-one support for the people running the show: clinicians, practice owners, administrators, and supervisors. It's a space to work through decisions, leadership challenges, tough conversations, and the day-to-day realities of leading in healthcare. The goal is more clarity, more confidence, and better decisions.

  • Coaching works well for:

    • Clinicians trying to balance patient care with leadership responsibilities

    • Practice owners who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or spread too thin

    • Administrators and managers stepping into new roles

    • Supervisors managing teams or navigating performance issues

    • Anyone who needs a confidential, experienced sounding board

  • Coaching focuses on you as a leader: how you think, how you decide, how you show up. Consulting focuses more on the systems, operations, and structure of your practice. A lot of clients find that both are helpful, sometimes at the same time.

  • Coaching sessions give you space to think out loud, untangle challenges, clarify what matters most, and figure out your next steps. Sessions are conversational and grounded in real healthcare experience. We talk through what's actually happening, not theory.

  • It depends on what you need. Some clients meet weekly or every other week for a stretch. Others check in monthly or as needed during transitions or tough seasons.

  • Yes, completely. Coaching is a safe, confidential space. Clients use it to talk openly about leadership struggles, staff dynamics, and organizational issues that are hard to discuss anywhere else.

  • Some coaching relationships are short and focused on a specific challenge. Others go on for months or even longer. We'll figure out what makes sense based on where you are and what you're working on.

  • Yes. Most coaching happens virtually, which makes scheduling easier and works well no matter where you're located.

  • We'll start with a conversation to make sure coaching is the right fit and to talk through what you're hoping to get out of it. From there, we'll figure out timing and next steps.