Tara Stealey
Life coach for midlife moms in California
| Hourly rate range | $80 to $155 an hour |
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| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Parents |
| Based in | California |
| Practice | Tara's Canvas Coaching |
Tara Stealey is a life coach who helps midlife moms shape the second half of their lives. She works with women who feel stuck or restless and want to reconnect with themselves. Her sessions focus on limiting beliefs, self-talk, personal goals and finding a deeper sense of purpose. That path led her to coaching. She also offers a free download of 50 questions on remembering who you are.
What Tara helps with
Tara helps women who feel stuck or restless in midlife. She works on self-talk, limiting beliefs, and finding a clear purpose and goals.
- Finding what keeps you stuck
- Reconnecting with yourself
- Uncovering your dreams
- Finding your why
- Spending more time on what you love
- Reaching personal goals
- Changing unkind self-talk
- Seeing and shifting limiting beliefs
Who Tara works with
Tara works with women in the second half of life, especially moms whose children are growing up. Her clients want more meaning, clarity and growth. Many come to her feeling stuck, hard on themselves, or unsure of their next step.
Background and qualifications
Tara moved from college to a career, then to marriage and children within about ten years. During those years she learned to cook, took up photography, and moved across the country 3 times in 5 years. She has lived in California for over 9 years. She began paying attention to what gave her energy and followed it into coaching.
Tara Stealey pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one coaching sessions
- Free download: 50 Questions to Help You Remember Who You Are
Tara Stealey reviews
The CoachVouch take
Best for moms in midlife who feel restless and want to find their purpose and set new goals.
Common questions
How much does Tara Stealey charge?
Coaching with Tara runs $80 to $155 an hour. Message Tara from this page for an exact quote.
What does Tara Stealey help with?
Tara Stealey helps with finding what keeps you stuck, reconnecting with yourself, uncovering your dreams and finding your why.
How do I contact Tara Stealey?
Send Tara a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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