INFORMATION
What to Know Before We Begin

This page offers a brief overview of how coaching with NOS Coaching and Outcomes works, who it’s for, and what it is not. The intention is clarity—so you can decide whether this space is right for you.

What Coaching Is

Coaching with NOS Coaching and Outcomes is a non-clinical, care-informed conversation space designed to support:

Clarity during life or professional transitions

Reflection without urgency or pressure

Intentional forward movement aligned with your values

Resilience and steadiness during demanding seasons

Coaching is collaborative and client-led. You don’t need to arrive with a defined goal—only openness to reflection and conversation.

What Coaching Is Not

Coaching services provided through NOS Coaching and Outcomes:

Are not therapy or counseling

Do not include diagnosis or treatment

Do not replace medical, psychiatric, or mental health care

Are not crisis or emergency support

If you are experiencing acute distress or need immediate support, please seek care from a licensed healthcare or mental health professional or local emergency services.

Who This Work Serves Well

This coaching is often a good fit for individuals who:

Are navigating change, transition, or re-alignment

Carry significant responsibility (personally or professionally)

Want space to think clearly without being “fixed” or rushed

Value thoughtful conversation grounded in real-world experience

Healthcare professionals, caregivers, and high-functioning individuals often find this space particularly supportive.

Format & Logistics

Sessions: One-on-one coaching conversations; group sessions are available

Location: Virtual

Pace: Unhurried, respectful, and client-centered

Confidentiality: Conversations are held in confidence within ethical and professional boundaries

Specific scheduling and session details are shared at the time of booking.

A Note on Professional Background

This coaching work is informed by decades of healthcare leadership experience and advanced nursing education. That background brings perspective, presence, and structure—but coaching sessions remain non-clinical by design.

Beginning the Conversation

If this approach resonates, you’re welcome to begin with a coaching conversation.