Raz ("Roz") Mason
Life and career coach for major transitions in The Dalles, Oregon
| Rate | $90 to $150 per hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Life transitionsStress and overwhelmYoung adultsPurpose and directionCareer changeNew grads and students |
| Works with | Students and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Career coach and Spiritual coach |
| Based in | The Dalles, Oregon, United States |
| Sessions | Online |
| Credentials | MDiv; Harvard teacher training; Interfaith chaplaincy training |
Raz "Roz" Mason is a life, career, and leadership coach in The Dalles, Oregon. Raz helps young adults, people facing big life changes, and people dealing with hard ethical choices. Raz has 2,800 clinical hours as an interfaith chaplain working with veterans and has worked as a crisis counselor. Sessions run by phone or video, and the first session is free.
What Raz helps with
Raz works with people who are growing into adulthood, making tough ethical decisions, or moving through a major change in work, relationships, or place.
- Learning to "adult" by building routines and resilience
- Easing anxiety and reconnecting with deeper values
- Reframing unhelpful beliefs
- Finding moral courage when facing an ethical decision
- Healing from moral injury
- Changing careers
- Handling a relationship change or a move
- Planning a new educational path
Who Raz works with
Raz works with Gen Z professionals and students who want to build routines, resilience, and purpose. Raz also works with people who need moral courage or are healing from moral injury. Other clients are in major life transitions, such as career shifts, relationship changes, relocations, or new educational paths.
How Raz works
Raz blends tools from Motivational Interviewing, mindfulness and somatic resilience, Family Systems Theory, Co-Active Coaching, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Raz also draws on the MBTI and the Enneagram. In sessions, clients reframe unhelpful beliefs, ease anxiety, and reconnect with their values. Then they pick doable action steps, reflect on how those went, and refine them.
Background and qualifications
Raz holds an MDiv and completed Harvard teacher training in participant-centered education. Raz served as an interfaith chaplain and logged 2,800 clinical hours with veterans. Raz has also worked as a crisis counselor. Raz's coaching draws on Motivational Interviewing, Family Systems Theory, Co-Active Coaching, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Raz also knows personality systems such as MBTI and the Enneagram.
Raz ("Roz") Mason pricing
Programs and services
- Coaching by phone or video
- Free intro session
Raz ("Roz") Mason reviews
The CoachVouch take
Raz combines 2,800 clinical hours as an interfaith chaplain with veterans with crisis counseling work and a focus on moral courage and moral injury.
Best for young adults and people in major transitions who want a calm, practical space to sort out next steps.
Raz's rate sits within the range most life coaches charge ($80 to $175 an hour).
Common questions
How much does Raz ("Roz") Mason charge?
Raz ("Roz") Mason's rate is $90 to $150 per hour.
What does Raz ("Roz") Mason help with?
Raz ("Roz") Mason helps with learning to "adult" by building routines and resilience, easing anxiety and reconnecting with deeper values, reframing unhelpful beliefs and finding moral courage when facing an ethical decision.
Does Raz ("Roz") Mason coach online?
Raz is based in The Dalles, Oregon, United States. Sessions are online.
Is Raz ("Roz") Mason certified?
Raz ("Roz") Mason lists: MDiv; Harvard teacher training; Interfaith chaplaincy training.
Does Raz work with people facing ethical decisions?
Yes. Raz works with people who need moral courage or are healing from moral injury after a hard decision.
How does Raz hold coaching sessions?
Sessions are held by phone or video. Raz offers a free intro session.
How do I contact Raz ("Roz") Mason?
Send Raz a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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