Coaching services are non‑clinical and do not provide medical, psychiatric, psychological, or other mental health diagnosis or treatment. Coaching is designed to support personal and professional development, goal setting, and skill building. If, during coaching, it appears a client is experiencing symptoms of a mental health disorder, increased risk, or clinical instability, the coach will recommend referral to or consultation with a licensed mental health professional. Coaching does not replace medical or mental health care and coaches do not provide crisis intervention, diagnosis, or treatment.

• Therapy: Therapy is designed to address mental health issues, trauma, and emotional disturbances. It involves diagnosing and treating psychological disorders and often focuses on healing past wounds. Therapy is typically regulated by state licensing boards, and therapists must adhere to strict ethical standards and treatment protocols.

• Coaching: Coaching focuses on helping clients achieve specific goals, overcome obstacles, and improve their lives in targeted areas (such as career, relationships, or personal development). Unlike therapy, coaching is generally future-oriented and goal-driven. Coaching does not involve diagnosing or treating mental health conditions.