Greetings!
Many people wonder how to access my services, and I'd truly like to help anyone who is considering it to be able to get coaching. If you have had too much yelling, too many tears, too much opposition, and entirely too little sleep, I hear you and I have solutions.
Here are a seven ways to pay for parent coaching (keep reading 'til the end!):
1. Use your Medical Savings or Flex plan from work. Receipts are always available on request.
2. Use your Visa or Mastercard to get the help now. Many people find that money ends up being saved because when they are not called away from work to deal with child behavior issues, they stay more productive. Also, trips to the doctor and ER can be reduced, as well as medication expenses.
3. Some counties are now contracting for parent coaching services via CADI waivers for their clients. It's cheaper than therapy, can be done over the phone, and it's highly effective.
4. Ask for help from relatives. I have several clients whose parents and sisters are more than happy to pay for sessions for their loved ones. Some grandparents even come to the appointments, so everyone can be on the same page.
5. If you are a childcare provider, you can deduct coaching as a business expense!
6. Arrange a payment plan. Are you ready for actual help with your child, but find the $550 for four appointments out of reach? Arrange a payment plan with Tina.
7. Call 651-453-0123 today for a $50 off special for four sessions. It sure does pay to read the fine print!
