Regular check-ins that keep you on track, explain new symptoms as they appear, and adjust your plan as your body changes.

Starting a better diet is the easy part. Staying with it while your body goes through changes is where most people get stuck. A headache on day four or a rough week in month two can make anyone want to quit. Ongoing coaching is there for exactly those moments.
Healing rarely moves in a straight line. You feel better, then a reaction shows up, then you climb even higher than before. Dr. Bass compared it to a market that rises in cycles. Knowing what symptoms to expect takes away much of the fear, and a coach helps you tell a normal cleansing reaction from something that needs a doctor.
Check-ins are scheduled weekly, every other week or monthly depending on your needs. Each one follows a simple rhythm:
Coaching is a good fit if you are working through a chronic issue, moving toward a raw or mostly raw diet, recovering after a fast, or simply want someone in your corner. It also helps people who know what to do but struggle to do it consistently.
Slip-ups happen. Coaching is not about grading you. It is about understanding why the slip happened and making the next week easier. Many clients find that the habit work, the part covered in how to overcome temptation, matters just as much as the food itself.
Healing is a process you do not have to figure out alone.
Straight answers to the questions that come up most. If yours is not here, just ask during your consultation.
Most people start with weekly or every other week sessions, then space them out as they gain confidence and their health stabilizes.
Yes. Coaching works very well by phone or video since most of the work is conversation, review and planning.
Yes. The initial consultation gives us your full history so coaching can build on a real plan instead of starting from scratch.
Most people combine two or three services as their health improves. Here are a few that often pair well.