Maggie Proffitt
ADHD, budget and wellness coach in Tennessee
| Hourly rate range | $105 to $175 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Getting out of debtBudgetingGoal setting and accountability |
| Works with | Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | Financial coach and Life coach |
| Based in | Tennessee, United States |
| Experience | 8 years coaching |
Maggie Proffitt is a coach in Tennessee who works with clients on ADHD, budgeting, debt and wellness. She has 8 years of coaching experience. Her sessions give clients time and space to reflect with a thought partner. She asks questions that prompt new ways of thinking and makes room for emotions. She offers personal accountability and help finding areas of growth. Her listed client groups include educators, English language learners and highly sensitive people.
What Maggie helps with
Maggie helps clients who want time to reflect, build accountability and find areas to grow. She also coaches on budgeting and debt.
- Getting out of debt
- Building a budget
- Making time and space to reflect
- Personal accountability
- Finding areas of growth
- Working through emotions
Who Maggie works with
Maggie works with educators, English language learners and multilingual learners. She also works with highly sensitive people and neurodivergent clients. Her clients want to feel heard and encouraged, and they want a thought partner to reflect with.
Background and qualifications
Maggie has 8 years of experience in coaching. She is a life coach with a focus on wellness. She also coaches on ADHD, budgeting and debt. She is based in Tennessee.
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The CoachVouch take
Maggie coaches educators, multilingual learners and highly sensitive people, and she pairs ADHD support with budget and debt coaching.
Best for educators or neurodivergent clients who want a thought partner for reflection, accountability and money goals.
Common questions
How much does Maggie Proffitt charge?
Coaching with Maggie runs $105 to $175 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Maggie Proffitt help with?
Maggie Proffitt helps with getting out of debt, building a budget, making time and space to reflect and personal accountability.
Does Maggie Proffitt work with English language learners?
Yes. English language learners and multilingual learners are among the client groups she works with.
How do I contact Maggie Proffitt?
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