Coaching for youth, parents and whole families.

CLICC supports families navigating the transitions young people face as they move from adolescence into adulthood. Our work helps families strengthen communication, clarify expectations, and build resilience during periods of growth, change, and uncertainty. This coaching supports both parents and young people, fostering mutual understanding, confidence, and healthier family dynamics.

Family Coaching

Family coaching is for families navigating:

• Transitions from high school to college or early career
• Academic, career, or identity uncertainty
• Mental health awareness and emotional regulation
• Financial independence and responsibility
• Shifting family roles and communication patterns
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Young adults are supported in building confidence, navigating independence, managing social and academic pressures, and developing their personal and professional paths.
Parents are supported in balancing guidance with autonomy, adapting to evolving family dynamics, and understanding generational shifts in values and communication.

How This Work Happens

Family unit coaching Sessions bring together family members who are working toward shared solutions related to relationships, communication, finances, behavior, and thriving together.
Sessions may be scheduled weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly depending on needs and goals.​
Youth coaching
For adolescents, college students, and young adults (approximately ages 13–24).
This work typically includes:

• Weekly one-on-one online coaching sessions
• Goal-setting and action planning
• Skill-building for independence and self-leadership
• Periodic sessions with parents or caregivers, as needed

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Our Approach

Family coaching at CLICC is collaborative, structured, and forward-looking. It is not therapy, but a coaching partnership focused on growth, communication, and sustainable change.