Now welcoming families in the Greater Houston area

Programs & pricing

From “I want to” to “I did.”

Choose short-term or extended family-supported coaching, or an individual path for clients ages 15-35. Hannah helps each client start, practice, and follow through at home and out in the community.

Schedule a free 20-minute fit call
Every program is centered onThe young person’s goalsReal-life skill practiceGrowing independenceSustainable progress

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Choose the support that fits the next step.

Choose short-term family support, a deeper family-supported program, or individual coaching without ongoing parent involvement.

Included with every program

A consistent foundation of support

  • Complimentary 20-minute family consultation
  • Coaching at home, in the community, or both
  • Personalized priorities and practical next steps
  • Progress review and recommendations
  • Clear goals and a defined next step

Best for a young person who needs short-term momentum around one or two clear goals.

Focused Start

$990

or two payments of $495

6-week family-supported program

  • Six weekly 60-minute individual coaching sessions
  • Goal setting within the first session
  • Two 20-minute parent-support sessions
  • Practical action steps and accountability between sessions
Ask about Focused Start

Best for clients who want one-to-one support without ongoing parent involvement.

Individual Coaching

$900

or two payments of $450

6-week individual program · ages 15-35

  • Six weekly 60-minute individual coaching sessions
  • A plan based on the client’s own goals
  • Practical support with routines, confidence, healthy habits, independence, and direction
  • Option to renew for another six weeks or transition to ongoing support
Ask about Individual Coaching

Payment plans shown above do not increase the total program price. Coaching is not billed to insurance.

Download the program guide A printable guide to all three coaching programs.

Getting started

A simple, no-pressure first step.

01

Free fit call

A complimentary 20-minute conversation about what feels difficult and whether coaching may be a good fit.

02

Choose the program

Select the level of support that best matches the young person’s goals and current needs.

03

Create the plan

Hannah and the young person identify priorities and begin taking manageable steps forward.

What this can look like

Progress becomes something you do—not just something you discuss.

Because Hannah works where life happens, sessions can move from planning to supported action in the same hour. The goal is not dependence on a coach; it is growing confidence to keep going without one.

  • Leave the house and engage with life more regularly
  • Build morning, evening, movement, or screen-time routines that actually fit
  • Explore school, work, volunteering, hobbies, or community activities
  • Practice communication and everyday independence in real situations
  • Turn therapy or provider recommendations into action between appointments
  • Build momentum with steady, nonjudgmental accountability

A bridge into everyday life

Coaching and therapy have different jobs—and can work well together.

Therapy may help a young person understand, heal, or manage symptoms. Coaching helps them practice goals, routines, and life skills between appointments and in real situations. Hannah does not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions.

Therapy may focus on

Healing, symptoms, and clinical treatment

  • Diagnosing and treating mental-health conditions
  • Processing trauma, distress, or past experiences
  • Managing clinical symptoms and risk

Coaching focuses on

Goals, skills, habits, and forward movement

  • Turning goals into practical next steps
  • Building routines and real-life skills
  • Creating accountability and supporting independence

Coaching complements—but does not replace—therapy, medical care, or crisis services.

Frequently asked questions

What families usually want to know.

Who does Hannah work with?

Hannah offers family-supported coaching for teens and young adults, plus individual coaching for clients ages 15-35.

Where do sessions happen?

Depending on the client’s goals, sessions may take place at home, in an agreed community setting, or through a combination of both.

Does a parent attend coaching sessions?

The young person remains at the center of coaching. Focused Start and Growth in Action include separate parent-support sessions. Individual Coaching does not include ongoing parent participation. Clients under 18 still require appropriate parent or guardian consent and onboarding.

Is coaching the same as therapy?

No. Coaching focuses on goals, habits, skills, accountability, and forward movement. It does not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions and does not replace therapy, medical care, or crisis services.

Is coaching covered by insurance?

Coaching is not billed to insurance. Payment options are available for each program.

Can Hannah coordinate with a therapist or provider?

Provider coordination can be discussed before enrollment and always requires the client’s or guardian’s written consent, as appropriate.

Are travel and community expenses included?

Program pricing includes travel within Hannah’s standard Greater Houston service area. Travel outside that area, parking, admission, activities, or transportation expenses may cost extra and will be discussed before booking.

Not sure which option fits?

Start with a free conversation.

Hannah will learn what your family is navigating and help you decide whether coaching—and which program—makes sense.

Schedule a free 20-minute fit call Complimentary and no obligation.