Career Clarity Intensive for Mothers Making a Career Decision

Career clarity that honors who you are today

You are probably not looking for generic career advice. You have read the articles, taken the personality tests and listened to the podcasts. What helps is clarity that reflects your actual situation: your skills, your values, your season of life and your responsibilities. That is the difference between knowing what you could do and knowing what you want to do next.

What makes this different

• Proven frameworks. The work draws on vocational theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), identity theory and performance psychology.
• Real time with a psychologist. Three hours is long enough to go past the first answers. I have more than ten years of experience working with mothers, and I am a licensed psychologist.
• Your whole life in the picture. Career decisions cannot be separated from your health, your family, your values and your finances, so we look at all of it together.
• Accountability built in. The follow-up appointment keeps the plan from going back in a drawer.

What we work through

Your values. What genuinely matters to you now, which may differ from what you think you should value.

Your skills and strengths. Including the ones you have built through motherhood that do not appear on a resume.

Your personality patterns. How you work best, make decisions and find fulfillment.

Your life needs. The practical realities of balancing work with family and personal life.

Your career story. The through-line that connects your past experience to what could come next.

How it works

1. Start with a free 15-minute call. We make sure the intensive is the right fit, and we pick dates.
2. Your three-hour intensive. A private, virtual working session with me. We go through the five areas above, notice what resonates and what surprises you, and turn it into specific next steps. This is a conversation we do together, and I am not here to tell you what to do.
3. Your follow-up accountability appointment. A 50-minute session, scheduled after the intensive, to look at what you tried, what got in the way and what to adjust.

What you leave with

A clear sense of your direction and specific next steps, grounded in your own values and life.

Your investment

The Career Clarity Intensive is $1,400. It includes the three-hour intensive and your 50-minute follow-up accountability appointment.

A 50% non-refundable deposit ($700) is due when you schedule, and the balance is due on the day of the intensive.

Career support is available to people anywhere in the U.S. Therapy is available to people who live in Massachusetts.

This is a good fit if

• You are a high-achieving woman who is pregnant, postpartum or raising young children
• You work in a field that required advanced training, such as medicine, law, academia, tech, research or leadership
• You feel the tension between your career ambitions and your responsibilities as a mother
• You are considering a career change and do not know what direction to take
• You are thinking about starting a business and want clarity on what it should look like
• You want to understand your career identity beyond the roles you have always played

You might be wondering

What if I do not have time for a career overhaul? The intensive is built for this. Clarity does not require dramatic changes overnight. It helps you choose manageable moves that fit your life.

I am not ready to change jobs. Will this still help? Yes. Career clarity does not always mean leaving your current role. Sometimes it means reshaping your position, setting different boundaries, taking on different projects or building new skills.

How is this different from therapy? This intensive focuses on career direction. It is career support informed by psychology. If you are working through trauma, mental health concerns or relationship issues, therapy is the better fit. I offer therapy to people who live in Massachusetts, and I can help you find a provider in your state.

Why an intensive instead of weekly sessions? A long block lets us go deeper without stopping and starting. Many people find it hard to think clearly about their careers in short windows between everything else.

Can I figure this out on my own? You might. When you are raising children and managing a career, it is also hard to see your own situation clearly. Having a structured conversation with someone who does this work can make the process shorter.

What happens after

The follow-up accountability appointment is part of the intensive. If you would like continued support after that, we can talk about follow-up coaching sessions at $350 each, and there is no obligation.