How Long Should I Plan to be Coach?

There’s no required length of time, and you’re free to choose whatever pace works for you. That said, meaningful change usually isn’t instant. Many women find that six months or longer gives enough time to practice new habits, work through setbacks, and see real shifts in how they think and choose — rather than just feeling better for a week and reverting back.

Six months is a helpful benchmark to have in mind, not a requirement. You’re in control of what you sign up for and for how long.

Cancellations and Scheduling

A few things to know as you’re deciding:

• 24-hour cancellation notice is required. Sessions cancelled with less notice, or missed entirely, still count as used.
• Monthly packages run on a rolling monthly basis from your sign-up date, and continue until you cancel — you’ll keep access through the end of your current billing period.
• 2 Coaching Sessions/month allows up to one session per week, with unused sessions rolling over (up to four total) as long as payment stays current.
• Weekly Coaching includes one session per week; same-week rescheduling may be possible but isn’t guaranteed, and sessions don’t carry over to the next week.
• Planned breaks are occasionally built into the schedule and are already factored into pricing.

For full details, see our Terms and Conditions.