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Schedule A Connection Call With Me

The best way to see how I can help you is to schedule a quick call with me.

Our 30-minute connection call is a friendly, no-pressure conversation designed to help you navigate your breakup and explore the changes you want to see in your life. During the call, I’ll ask questions to understand your challenges and goals, and then share personalized feedback and actionable steps you can start implementing right away to see the changes you want. It’s also your chance to get to know me, ask questions, and see if we’re the right fit for working together. If I believe we’re a great match, I’ll provide you with options to move forward.

 

  • “Lucy is the most gifted coach I’ve worked with and an all-around extraordinary human […] I was able to look at things that I never felt capable of seeing before. I was able to deepen into myself and love the pieces I thought were unlovable.  She is such a guiding light and it is an honor to work with her […]
 Lucy has held me through heartbreak, identity shifts and many big feelings with a consistently devotional presence […] I can’t emphasize enough, if you are considering working with her, consider it your heart and soul’s calling and give yourself the magic of working with her!”

    - Leah Fagan

  • "I don’t think there is enough space here to write all of the positive things I want to say about working with Lucy. After a very difficult breakup, I found one of Lucy’s videos on Instagram. It was the first time I’d heard a relationship coach give really practical advice, beyond the regular “no contact” advice. That prompted me to reach out and schedule an initial connection call. Lucy was approachable and understanding. It felt like she genuinely cared about what I was going through. Working with Lucy has been different, in many ways, to working with a therapist. There’s a lot of focus on action that I can take in different areas of my life. She also draws on her experience as a relationship coach to provide examples or support. She’s available to contact between sessions, which is always so helpful. And she’s very accommodating when I’ve occasionally had to request changes at short notice. I’m lucky to have found Lucy, and feel reassured knowing she’s a source of support for me."

    - B.H.

  • “I decided that I might need some sort of life coaching when I started feeling that my therapist alone wasn’t bringing me to the place I wanted to be. My life and head were in constant turmoil over a particularly confusing relationship and I was having great difficulty in sorting my thoughts and feelings about it. I knew I didn’t want to be the person I was being, but I didn’t know how to stop […] I watched several of Lucy’s Facebook postings and participated in that lurking sort of way that I do in her live chats. I then requested a get acquainted call to see how we connected. I felt immediately at ease and understood and listened to; I didn’t feel that she had any particular agenda to sell me or was pressuring me to become one with the cult. 
Over the next few months, Lucy helped me figure out what I wanted my life to be and how to help me bring out the woman I knew myself to be but who had oftentimes been buried under the needs of others. (And I will say that since my life is changing, so am I which is how it should be.) 
I continued to work with my therapist, but coaching is different. Coaching is insightful like therapy, but truly more of an encouraging supportive experience. It helps you uncover and clarify, peeling back the layers and fears, like therapy, but it helps you see yourself almost from a brilliant best friend's perspective.”

    - Nancy

  • “Lucy is such a gifted coach. She has countless tools and thoughtful, tangible strategies to guide you in any path or situation you may be in. I have felt supported throughout our entire journey, never felt judged, and have been making sizable progress toward my goals. Lucy truly has your back, will hold you accountable, and will help you make life-altering changes that will improve your mindset, outlook, and self-confidence. She truly has a passion for this work, and it shines through in everything she does!”

    - Aimee

  • “Firstly, Lucy’s brilliant. I cannot explain how much of a gift she is to the universe: she is a natural at connecting and truly understanding her clients while delivering the skills in such an effective and beautiful way. Lucy is the best coach I could ever ask for. She understands my story and offers an invaluable amount of skills, insight, and wisdom. She has helped me become so much more confident and loving towards myself and I feel like I can offer the world so much more. I had to sign up for another 3 months with her! I would encourage everyone to work with a life coach because these are such valuable skills applicable to all areas of life! It helps you become a better person for yourself and others. Investing in yourself is the best gift you can give yourself. I realized that investing in myself is the best thing I could do, so I went for it and made it a top priority. There is always a way when things are a must.”

    — Erin O'Connell

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Coaching is more focused on the future and helping you reach specific goals. Therapy is often focused on understanding past experiences and supporting you through mental health struggles.

    Coaches may have varied training and certifications, while therapists are licensed professionals with specific qualifications in mental health care. 

    On our connection call if I feel you are a better fit for therapy I’ll let you know.

    Typically half of my clients are working with a therapist while they are working with me. Some of my clients have tried therapy in the past and prefer the experience of coaching. Each individual is different and I encourage you to explore both options and go with the fit that feels best for you.

  • You can spend hours searching through videos, reading books, and listening to podcasts. You can take the steps to move forward by yourself, absolutely.

    And…for a lot of people it ends up taking them way more time (possibly years), energy, and even money.

    Ultimately, you know yourself best. But what I notice is people tend to read the books and watch the TED talks and skip the most important part….implementing and staying accountable.

    There’s also just a lot of bad advice out there.

    You know yourself best, but over the last 4 years I’ve helped over a hundred people to get over their ex and move forward so I know what works and what doesn’t.

  • I totally get why you’re thinking this. Most of the time people will tell you that it just takes time to heal from heartbreak. But here’s the truth.

    Time can definitely play a role in healing, but time alone doesn’t heal heartbreak. It’s what you do with that time that makes the difference.

    If time was all it took, you’d already be feeling better, right? What I help my clients do is make sure they’re using this time intentionally so they don’t just wait and hope they’ll move on but take proven steps to actually start feeling lighter, more confident, and excited about their future now.