FAQ

Many people don't know what working with a divorce coach is like or even what the benefits of working with one are. They have questions and lots of them.

You've probably got questions too. Below are some frequently asked questions and Karen Finn's answers to those questions.

And, if you don't find an answer to any of your questions here, please feel free to contact Karen.

Who benefits from working with you?

People who are ready to change their lives for the better. They’re ready to try new ways of thinking, behaving, and even believing. They’re willing to observe the results and continue making small adjustments until they are confident of their decisions and the direction their life is heading.

Can my marriage be saved?
What can you practically help me with?
What are the big issues you help someone with?
Do you work with people like me?
What’s the risk of not working on my issues?
Can you help me figure out how to talk to my kids?
What is the difference between a life coach and a therapist?
How do I know if I need to work with you?
How can someone figure out if divorce is their only option?
Is this confidential?
In our free consultation, can you recommend what I need the most?
What’s the first step in working with you?
Who hires you (or who are your clients)?
How long have you been doing this work?
If I’m already working with a therapist, can I still work with you?
I can’t afford to work with you. What other options do you offer?
Do you accept insurance?
How much do you charge?
I’m budget strapped, how can I figure out what I need the most?
Do you offer packages or discounts?
How frequently would we need to meet?
How long would my sessions be?
How would we work together?
How will I know when I’m done working with you?
How long would I have to work with you?
Why do you do this work? Isn’t it depressing?

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