Sara Graybeal
Life coach helping parents raise anti-racist kids
| Hourly rate range | $100 to $160 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Parents |
| Also coaches | Parenting coach |
| Based in | North Carolina, United States |
Sara Graybeal is a life and mindset coach who helps parents raise caring, empathetic, anti-racist kids. She also works with single adults. Her clients learn to diversify their personal lives so kids see their values in action, not just hear about them. Sara is a writer and researcher with over a decade of teaching experience. She has lived in Minnesota, Ecuador, Ghana, Philadelphia and North Carolina.
What Sara helps with
Sara helps parents line up family life with their values. She also helps single adults build fuller lives and stronger support systems.
- Raising anti-racist kids
- Diversifying a family's personal circles
- Living in non-diverse spaces while teaching inclusive values
- Passing progressive values on to children
- Finding core beliefs and desires that drive action
- Expanding social circles and support systems
- Opening paths that feel blocked or out of reach
Who Sara works with
Sara works with parents who want to pass progressive values to their kids but live in non-diverse spaces. She also coaches single adults.
How Sara works
Sara uses a step-by-step process built on lifestyle and mindset shifts. Clients first name the core beliefs and desires that drive them. Then they get tools to turn that energy into action steps. Those steps widen their circles, strengthen their support systems and open paths that felt blocked. With parents, the focus is on making family life match their moral beliefs.
Background and qualifications
Sara is a writer and researcher with over a decade of teaching experience. She grew up on a farm in the American South. She has lived in Minnesota, Ecuador, Ghana and Philadelphia, and now lives in North Carolina. She brings this mix of teaching, research and life in many places to her coaching work with parents and single adults.
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The CoachVouch take
Sara focuses on helping parents diversify their own lives so kids see anti-racist values in daily practice.
Best for parents in non-diverse spaces who want to raise anti-racist kids through changes in how the family lives.
Common questions
How much does Sara Graybeal charge?
Coaching with Sara runs $100 to $160 an hour. Message Sara from this page for an exact quote.
What does Sara Graybeal help with?
Sara Graybeal helps with raising anti-racist kids, diversifying a family's personal circles, living in non-diverse spaces while teaching inclusive values and passing progressive values on to children.
Does Sara Graybeal coach people who are not parents?
Yes. Sara works with single adults as well as parents. She helps them build fuller lives and stronger support systems.
How do I contact Sara Graybeal?
Send Sara a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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