Everything you might be wondering about how Coachiatry works, who it's for, and what to expect.
Coachiatry is a coaching and accountability service that helps people bridge the gap between intention and action. We help you break overwhelming goals into manageable steps, create realistic plans, stay accountable, build momentum, and finish what matters.
No. Despite the name, Coachiatry is not therapy, psychiatry, or medical care. We're coaches and accountability partners. Our work is action-oriented and designed to complement—not replace—any medical or mental health care you may receive.
No. Tutoring teaches you content. We focus on the things that happen before learning can even begin—planning, prioritizing, starting, and following through.
Not at all. Many members simply struggle with overwhelm, procrastination, or follow-through. Coachiatry helps anyone who knows what they need to do but struggles to actually do it.
Absolutely not. Most people come to us precisely because they don't know where to begin. Helping people start is what we do.
Yes. Many people start with a free consultation or a single Office Hours session to see if Coachiatry is a good fit before committing to anything ongoing.
You don't have to know. Book a free consultation and we'll help you determine the level of support that matches your goals—whether that's 1-on-1 Coaching, Office Hours, Study Hall, or Workshops & Groups.
It's a relaxed conversation. We'll learn what's bringing you here, answer your questions, and—if it feels right—suggest a starting point. No pressure, no commitment.
1-on-1 Coaching is $140/month, Office Hours are $30 per 30-minute session, and Study Hall is $24/month (or $180/year). See our pricing page for details.
Both—plus graduate students and neurodivergent students. We tailor support to each stage.
Yes, when appropriate. We help families reduce conflict and nagging while building the student's independence. See our parents page for more.
Absolutely. Coachiatry complements medical and mental health care by providing accountability and structure between visits. We welcome collaboration with referring clinicians, with patient consent. Visit our clinicians page.
Yes—it's a core part of what we do. Several of our coaches specialize in ADHD and executive function support.
The best way to find out if Coachiatry is right for you is a quick, no-pressure conversation.
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