Divergent Minds Thrive
You've probably heard all kinds of stories about yourself. Stories about what you can and can't do, and how you should change. But here's the truth: you're capable of amazing things, just as you are. You've got the wisdom and the power within you to be your whole, authentic self. And guess what? We need you exactly as you are. Let's rewrite those stories together, and make them real, make them you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are your coaching fees?
Our coaching fees vary depending on the type and length of sessions. Please contact Divergent Minds Thrive for detailed pricing information and package options.
What is the difference between coaching and therapy?
While both therapy and coaching support personal growth, they serve different purposes and operate in distinct ways.
Therapy is mental health care provided by licensed professionals who can diagnose and treat mental health conditions, work with trauma, and address psychological symptoms rooted in your past. Therapists typically have advanced degrees and state licensing. Therapy often involves more listening and processing, helping you understand patterns and heal from past experiences.
Coaching focuses on moving you forward toward your goals and creating positive change in your life. Coaches help you identify what you want, develop action plans, and stay accountable to your vision. Coaching is more action-oriented and future-focused - we'll challenge you, offer new perspectives, give you tools to try, and often assign "homework" between sessions.
Think of it this way: therapy often asks "Why do I do this?" while coaching asks "How can I do this differently?" Both are valuable, and many people benefit from working with both a therapist and a coach at different times (or even simultaneously) depending on their needs.
Note: Coaching is not mental health care and isn't covered by insurance. If you're dealing with trauma, severe anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns, therapy is the appropriate starting place.