Jennifer Thompson
Life coach for eldest daughters
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $155 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Women |
| Practice | Jennifer Thompson Coaching |
Jennifer Thompson is a life coach who helps eldest daughters put their own well-being first while they keep caring for the people around them. She is an eldest daughter herself. She teaches simple skills that clients can repeat in a full life. Her work covers people pleasing, perfectionism, overachieving, responsibility overload, rest, and family relationships.
What Jennifer helps with
Jennifer works with eldest daughters who give a lot to family, friends and work and want more support for themselves. She helps them build skills they can use in a crowded life.
- Turning people pleasing into honest talks with clear boundaries
- Turning perfectionism into belief in yourself
- Turning overachieving into goals you are proud of
- Managing responsibility overload and finding where it comes from
- Quieting a negative inner voice
- Building a healthier relationship with parents and family
- Learning to rest and caring for your body before it forces you to stop
Who Jennifer works with
Jennifer coaches eldest daughters. These are women who carry a lot of responsibility for family, friends and work. They often feel they should solve everything on their own. They are smart and know what to do, but need help applying it in a busy life.
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Jennifer is an eldest daughter herself and builds her coaching around the experience of being one.
Best for eldest daughters who support everyone else and want help with boundaries, rest and overload.
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How much does Jennifer Thompson charge?
Coaching with Jennifer runs $80 to $155 an hour. Message Jennifer from this page for an exact quote.
What does Jennifer Thompson help with?
Jennifer Thompson helps with turning people pleasing into honest talks with clear boundaries, turning perfectionism into belief in yourself, turning overachieving into goals you are proud of and managing responsibility overload and finding where it comes from.
Who does Jennifer Thompson coach?
She coaches eldest daughters. Her work focuses on people pleasing, perfectionism, overachieving and responsibility overload.
How do I contact Jennifer Thompson?
Send Jennifer a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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