PivotPoint.
Behavioral Coaching Practice
New experiences begin with a new you.
New mindsets.
New habits.
New ways of relating.
New behaviors.
Where you are today is shaped by the ways you have learned to think, respond, relate, and act. We help you understand those ways of being, then work with you to develop new ones, so you can move toward the career, relationships, and experiences you want.
Pivot Point Method™
Change rarely comes from knowing what you should do. It comes from understanding what has been shaping the way you think, respond, relate, and act and learning to do something different.
The Pivot Point Method™ brings that work into a focused, personalized process. We look closely at what is happening in your life right now, identify the behaviors and dynamics keeping you where you are, and translate insight into deliberate change.
Our work is grounded in behavioral science and attachment research, with a clear direction from session to session and practical work between them. You won't be handed a formula or left wondering what comes next. Together, we'll build a roadmap for the change you're here to make.
What that looks like:
A graduate-level behavioral coach
Coaching shaped around your actual circumstances
Focused sessions with a clear purpose
Practical application between sessions
A shared roadmap for where you are, where you're going, and what it will take to get there
Defining the Work
One practice. Three paths toward change.
Personal Development
Understanding yourself more deeply, changing the ways you respond, and becoming more intentional about the life you are creating.
Relationships
Understanding how you connect, communicate, and respond to one another, and developing new ways of relating.Career
Understanding how you lead, think, decide, and respond at work and developing the capacity to move with greater intention towards your professional goals.
Your future experience is determined by your present perspective
You don't have to have everything figured out before you begin. You simply have to be ready to look honestly at where you are, consider where you want to go, and be open to what might need to change along the way.