When weekly coaching is not enough, I refer people to Rite Passage — a fully staffed wraparound program for those who need intensive, sustained support through a major chapter of life. Real structure, real mentors, and a coordinated team, so no one is carrying it alone.
Rite Passage surrounds each person with a coordinated support system: a program director, dedicated mentors, and a structure that adapts as needs change. It is built for high-support seasons — transitions, launches, and the stretches of life where weekly coaching simply is not enough.
It runs on the same brain-first philosophy you will find everywhere in my work: understand the person, then build the scaffolding that lets them grow.
Rite Passage is its own company, with its own website, team, and enrollment process. I co-founded it and remain a co-owner, which I mention so you know the relationship before you follow the link. It is operational — a director, active mentors, and current participants — not a concept.
A program director and mentors who know you and coordinate your support — not a rotating cast.
Consistent rhythms, check-ins, and accountability that hold steady even when motivation doesn't.
Support scales up and down with your phase of the journey, so intensity matches the moment.
Because it is intensive and personalized, it starts with a conversation about whether the fit is right. Enrollment, scheduling and fees are handled by Rite Passage directly.