Beth Camprubi

My Coaching Approach – How I Work with Adults and Young Adults, though it's tailor made, here comes an idea:

Whether I’m working with a 16-year-old navigating their studies or a 45-year-old reassessing their direction, my sessions are shaped by clarity, structure, and care. Here's how I typically guide each person through the process:

We begin by getting clear on where you are: I listen carefully to what’s going on in your life right now — your concerns, patterns, goals, or simply a sense that “something needs to change.” This part is about building trust and understanding your context.

We define where you want to be: Together, we explore your values, strengths, and hopes for the future. For students, this may mean finding motivation or direction; for adults, it could involve reframing a challenge or planning a transition.

We make a simple, motivating plan: You won’t leave the session with a long to-do list. Instead, we identify small, realistic steps that feel manageable — and meaningful. My goal is to help you feel a sense of movement, even after just one session.

We reflect, adjust, and celebrate progress: Coaching with me is not about pressure. It’s about consistent, human support. I help you notice what’s working, learn from what’s not, and stay aligned with what matters most to you.