About Fair Play Coaching
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Who can be coached?
Coaching is available to anyone in the United States or abroad. Both couples and individual members of a partnership are welcome to schedule coaching sessions. When entering the online client portal, select "00001 Coaching" from the services list. Please be sure and read about the difference between counseling and coaching. You are working with a professional who has qualifications in many specialty areas.
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Prior to First Session
After you schedule in our online client portal, you will receive a confirmation email. You'll also receive digital intake paperwork and consent forms for coaching.
Cancellation
At 72 hours from your appointment time, you'll receive a reminder email or text. You have 24 hours to cancel at no charge, and then at 48 hours you are responsible for your session fee. From 48 to 24 hours, you are responsible for 50% of the session fee. From <24 hours, you are responsible for the full fee. As our coach/clinicians make their calendars available to the public online, this cancellation policy is strict, and your time is reserved exclusively for you.
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What to Expect at a First Session
Much like any first meeting for friendship or relationship, your Fair Play coaching session is about building connection, telling your story, and gaining mutual understanding about your household goals, struggles and conflict cycles, what personal history you bring to the FP Method, and why you are seeking help now. We'll develop a collaborative plan for how to address the needs of your specific household in a customized way, with consideration for your bio-psycho-social histories and your unique set of challenges.
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Read more about Vanessa Knight's Coaching Specializations
IMAGINE RUNNING YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN TRUE PARTNERSHIP...
"Only when you believe that your time should be measured equally will the division of labor shift toward parity in your relationship."
- Eve Rodsky, Fair Play
NO MORE INVISIBLE WORKLOAD, MOMS!
MENTAL LOAD, UNPAID LABOR SHARED!
"Only when you believe that your time should be measured equally will the division of labor shift toward parity in your relationship."
- Eve Rodsky, Fair Play
DROWNING IN "TO-DOS"? REBALANCE YOUR DOMESTIC RESPONSIBILITIES WITH THIS GAME-CHANGING SYSTEM.
"The bottom line is simple: Every domestic task takes time, and the minutes quickly add up. When your partner recognizes that your time is important and that there is value to him or her in relieving you from some of the time burden (less nagging, disappointment, and resentment), he or she is much more likely to share the workload. That's fairness."
- Eve Rodsky, Fair Play