Jinan Jubayli
Chronic illness recovery and resilience coach working body-first
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $150 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Life coach |
| Sessions | Online |
Jinan Jubayli is a chronic illness recovery and resilience coach. Jinan helps people with chronic pain and health challenges, and people going through big life changes. Sessions are body-first and use somatic awareness, nervous system regulation and neuroplasticity. Jinan brings 30 years of lived experience with complex chronic illness and 15 years of work in communications and advocacy. Sessions run 50 minutes by video.
What Jinan helps with
Jinan works with people facing chronic illness, chronic pain and major life changes. The focus is learning to trust the body and calm the nervous system.
- Recovering from chronic illness
- Living with chronic pain
- Navigating big life changes and transitions
- Building resilience through life's obstacles
- Regulating the nervous system
- Making decisions from a settled place instead of a panicked one
- Reaching a range of personal goals
Who Jinan works with
Jinan coaches people dealing with medical and health challenges, especially chronic pain. Clients also include people in big life changes and people who want to reach a mix of goals. A chronic illness is not required. The work fits anyone whose life has not gone as planned.
How Jinan works
Jinan works body-first, at the meeting point of somatic awareness, nervous system regulation, neuroplasticity and subconscious reprogramming. Each 50 minute session starts with a check-in on where the client is right now. Then the session follows whatever feels most present. Jinan does not give a set plan or tell clients what to fix. Sessions are held by video. Coaching runs alongside therapy and does not replace it.
Background and qualifications
Jinan has lived with complex chronic illness for 30 years, and that experience is the base of the coaching work. Before coaching, Jinan spent 15 years in communications and advocacy. Jinan is a third-culture Lebanese-American, and that view of belonging shapes the work. Jinan is known as a chronic illness recovery coach and a resilience coach.
Jinan Jubayli pricing
Programs and services
- 4-session orientation package
- 8-session deep work package
- 30-minute discovery call
- Sliding scale option
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The CoachVouch take
Jinan coaches chronic illness recovery from 30 years of personal experience with complex chronic illness.
Best for people with chronic pain or illness, or people in a big life change, who want a body-first approach.
Common questions
How much does Jinan Jubayli charge?
Coaching with Jinan runs $100 to $150 an hour. Message Jinan from this page for an exact quote.
What does Jinan Jubayli help with?
Jinan Jubayli helps with recovering from chronic illness, living with chronic pain, navigating big life changes and transitions and building resilience through life's obstacles.
Does Jinan Jubayli coach online?
Sessions are online.
Do I need a chronic illness to work with Jinan?
No. Jinan specializes in chronic illness recovery, but the work fits anyone whose life has not gone as planned.
How is Jinan's coaching different from therapy?
Coaching does not replace therapy. Jinan does not diagnose, treat or analyze the past, and works on what is happening now. Many clients see both a therapist and a coach.
How do I contact Jinan Jubayli?
Send Jinan a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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