I’m Patty, a Certified Life Coach, and I work online with people across the United States. My approach centers on life coaching, holistic perspectives, and the energy work I have developed through my spiritual training. I pay attention to where I perceive blocks in your energy flow and work with that process during our session. You remain free to continue any medical or professional care that is already part of your life.
Divine Ms. Patty is a one-person practice. There is no team behind the name, just me. My life coach training is complete, and I hold my certification. Since 2018, I have also continued holistic coaching through the process taught by the Spiritual Activator, working with Oliver Nino at Geo Love Healing. That ongoing development has included 16 completed sessions so far.
My work has grown from the belief that people do not always need another person telling them what their path should look like. Sometimes they need room to stop, reflect, and explore a different perspective. That is where my mental wellness coaching begins.
I also believe there is more than one way to dance. If one approach has never felt right for you, that does not automatically mean you have to abandon everything you already know. You can explore another style and decide what belongs in your own life.
Life coaching fits moments when a decision stays unresolved or a goal keeps getting pushed aside. We can look at what has been occupying your attention, what is making the situation harder, and what you want to address first. Some people know what they want and need room to organize their next steps. Others are still figuring that out. Either way, we start with the situation as it exists in your life. The focus stays on what matters most now.
Holistic coaching considers how parts of your life affect one another. Work can influence relationships, routines can affect how you feel, and personal concerns can follow you into daily responsibilities. We can look at those connections together. I can also bring an energetic perspective into the conversation when that interests you, while leaving room for interpretation. Curiosity can be enough to begin. We do not have to force every experience into one explanation. You can consider what those connections mean to you.
Mental wellness coaching focuses on the everyday experiences that affect your sense of balance. This might include pressure, changing routines, low motivation, difficult transitions, or patterns you want to understand better. We can talk through what has been weighing on you and how you have responded to it. A diagnosis, a loss, or a major change can also alter how you see yourself. This space gives you room to reflect without turning the conversation into clinical treatment. The focus remains on everyday experience and what you want to understand or approach differently.
Parenting coaching keeps the focus on you as the parent and situations you want to handle differently. We can talk about communication that keeps breaking down, boundaries that are difficult to maintain, recurring arguments, or changes at home. Sometimes the concern involves finding common ground with another parent. Sometimes it is the frustration or guilt that follows a difficult moment. We can examine what happened, how you responded, and what you want to approach differently next. The goal is not perfection. It is finding responses that feel right.
Spiritual coaching creates room for questions about meaning, beliefs, and experiences that may not have simple answers. Energy work is part of my personal spiritual practice and can be explored alongside the conversation. I share my perspective without presenting it as medical or clinical care. You decide what feels relevant to your own experience.
Choosing a coach is personal. You may want someone who listens without pushing you toward a predetermined answer and leaves room for your own perspective. My approach focuses on thoughtful conversation, different ways of looking at challenges, and practical space to consider what comes next.
Before you commit, I explain how I work and what you can expect. You can ask questions, take time to think about it, and decide whether this type of coaching suits what you are looking for.
Personal Attention: You work directly with the same person throughout your parenting coaching sessions and conversations.
A Different Perspective: Holistic and spiritual ideas can become part of the conversation when you want to explore another way of looking at things.
Clear Boundaries: I do not diagnose illnesses or determine medical conditions. Those decisions belong with qualified healthcare professionals.
Respect for Existing Care: Coaching can sit alongside professional care without asking you to stop or replace treatment you already receive.
Direct Communication: Phone, text, and email let you reach me directly without going through a team or office.
Online Sessions: Virtual meetings make it possible to connect from home or another comfortable location without traveling to an office.
Flexible Scheduling: Sessions can be discussed around your availability, including clients who live in different U.S. time zones.
No Pressure: You can take time to decide whether this approach feels appropriate before committing to continued coaching.
Ring (925) 595-3874 or email us with photos of your yard and a rough idea of what you want. For repairs and liner problems, we can often tell you what you are dealing with before anyone drives out.
Depending on what you want to address, we may look at patterns, experiences, choices, or areas where you feel stuck. If energy work is part of the session, I explain what I am doing and how I understand the process.
We talk about what you noticed and what you want to take from the conversation. You decide what comes next.
“I came to Patty feeling stuck and unsure about what I needed next. Our conversation gave me space to look at things differently without feeling pressured to have all the answers. I left with a better sense of what I wanted to focus on.”
If you are considering coaching and want to talk before making a decision, reach me directly at (925) 595-3874 or patriciacandoit2@gmail.com. You can call, text, or email. Tell me a little about what you would like support with, and we can discuss the next step.
Pricing depends on the type of coaching you are looking for. Some people may want a single conversation, while others prefer ongoing sessions. Contact me to discuss what you have in mind and the available options.
No. You can come with questions, curiosity, or even uncertainty about the process. I will explain how I work so you can decide whether the approach feels comfortable for you.
Yes, coaching can take place alongside care you are already receiving. I do not ask you to stop or change medical treatment. If you are considering additional practices, discuss them with the professional overseeing your care.
Coaching is not intended for an immediate crisis or emergency. If you are in danger or need urgent mental health support, call emergency services or call or text 988 in the United States. Coaching may be considered when you are in a stable position to participate.
My parenting coaching is designed for parents and adult caregivers rather than teenagers directly. Sessions can focus on communication, boundaries, routines, and challenges at home. For direct support for a teenager, a qualified child or adolescent professional is more appropriate.
Start times depend on my current availability. You can contact me by phone, text, or email to ask about upcoming openings. We can then discuss a time that fits your schedule.
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