Private Advisory

Support for seasons when something in your life is shifting.

There are times when the life you have built no longer fully fits the person you are becoming.

From the outside, things may still look stable or successful.

Inside, something has changed.

You may feel less motivated by what once drove you.
You may feel drawn toward something that is not yet fully clear.
You may sense that continuing in the same way is no longer possible.

Private Advisory offers a grounded space to understand where you are in the process of change and explore what comes next with greater clarity and steadiness.


Who This Work Supports

I work with thoughtful people navigating meaningful transitions in identity, work, relationships, or direction.

Often, my clients are:

  • highly responsible

  • capable

  • reflective

  • used to being the one others rely on

  • navigating questions that are not easily answered through logic alone

Their lives often look functional from the outside, yet internally something is reorganizing.

They’re not starting over.
They’re returning to what feels true.


What This Work Is

Private Advisory is structured, relational support for navigating change in a way that feels honest and sustainable.

This work is not about optimizing yourself or becoming someone entirely new and it’s not therapy.

It is about developing a clearer relationship with what is changing in your life.

Together, we explore:

  • what feels like it is shifting

  • what feels complete

  • what feels unresolved

  • what feels important now

  • what may be emerging

  • how to move forward thoughtfully

There is no three-step formula, no “new you” program, and no pressure to optimize yourself.

This work values coherence over compliance.

We allow complexity without rushing resolution. We listen carefully. We find your solid ground.


How We Work Together

Private Advisory is designed for people who value depth, continuity, and thoughtful pacing.

A standard container includes:

  • Two 60–75-minute sessions per month (Virtual/Live in Spokane, WA)

  • Private voice-note/text support between sessions for when things arise in real time

  • Conversation grounded in reflection, pattern recognition, and relational presence

  • Optional reflection prompts and practices between sessions

We move at the pace of what feels sustainable rather than urgent.

You do not need to have everything figured out to begin.
Often, clarity develops through the process itself.


Is This For You?

This work may be a fit in:

  • Periods of transition in work or career direction

  • Moments when your identity feels less certain that it once did

  • Desire for greater coherence between inner life and outer life

  • Navigating meaningful decisions thoughtfully

  • Exploring what feels aligned in the next chapter of life

  • Integrating personal or professional change

  • Understanding recurring patterns

  • Developing trust in your own perspective

This Work Is Not

  • High-pressure accountability coaching

  • A quick-fix transformation program

  • Performance optimization

  • Advice-giving or prescriptive life direction

  • Therapy or clinical mental health treatment

This work complements other forms of support and often integrates well alongside therapy or other professional relationships.


Investment

Private Advisory begins at:

  • Month-to-Month: $900 per month
    (maximum flexibility)

Includes:

  • Two sessions per month

  • Month-to-month flexibility

Additional session options available for periods when deeper support is helpful.

As the work deepens, some clients choose to increase session frequency


How to Explore Working Together

If this feels aligned, you are welcome to begin with a short reflection.

  • Email me at contact@spiralwayhearth.com to book a 30-minute connection call and

  • Complete this reflection to help ensure this work is supportive for where you are right now

On that call, you can share what’s happening, ask questions, and we’ll both feel into whether this is the right container.

Sometimes the first step is simply acknowledging that something is changing.