Work With Cara
Adult Alignment Coaching
Adult Alignment Coaching
For adults who want to know, love, and trust themselves more fully, whether you're navigating a transition, questioning what's next, or simply ready to stop living as who you thought you should be. This work is also for those at a crossroads, from college students and young adults choosing a first direction to adults at any stage considering a change, who want to figure out what they’re good at and where their gifts want to go next.
Focus areas
Discovering your gifts and what you uniquely bring
Recognizing your own worth, not as something to earn
Building self-trust and listening inward
Clarifying priorities, boundaries, and next steps
Navigating transitions and uncertainty
Living more intentionally and authentically
Often Enneagram-informed, always shaped around you.
Format
1:1 sessions (in person or virtual)
Ongoing between-session support (messaging and short calls), available as a monthly membership
Parent Alignment Support
Parent Alignment Support
Support for parents who want to understand themselves more deeply, so they can see their children for who they truly are.
Focus areas
Understanding your own patterns (often through the Enneagram) and how they shape the way you see your child
Seeing and supporting your child as a separate, whole person
Understanding your child's emotional world
Responding with greater calm and less second-guessing
Strengthening parental self-trust
Creating a steadier family rhythm
Format
1:1 sessions (in person or virtual)
Kid & Teen Alignment Coaching
Kid & Teen Alignment Coaching
A place where kids and teens can be fully themselves, with an adult who sees what's already beautiful in them.
Through conversation, reflection, mindfulness, nature, and creative activities, young people discover their strengths, learn to listen to their own inner voice, and grow more comfortable being exactly who they are.
Focus areas
Discovering and naming their gifts
Knowing their own voice, separate from everyone else's
Building self-trust and confidence
Understanding their feelings and inner signals
Navigating friendships, school, and growing up
The Enneagram informs my work with young people gently, in the background. I don't type children.
Parent collaboration is often an important part of the coaching process.
Format
1:1 sessions (in person or virtual)
Family & Small Group Enneagram Workshops
A private Enneagram gathering for your family, friends, or small group.
When we understand what drives the people closest to us, ordinary friction starts to look different. Behavior that once felt frustrating begins to make sense, and each person's gifts come into view. Together, we'll explore the nine types, discover what each of you brings, and practice seeing one another with more curiosity and compassion.
For families
Parents and teens explore the Enneagram together, including how each person's patterns shape the way the family relates. Younger children join through age-appropriate activities that help them name their own strengths, often outdoors. I don't type young children; the focus for them is on being seen, not labeled.
For small groups
Friends, couples, book clubs, faith or community groups, and teams who want to know themselves and each other more deeply.
What's included
An accessible introduction to the nine types
Guided reflection to help each person explore their own type
Conversation about how your types interact: where you connect, where you clash, and what each person brings
Nature-based or creative activities, depending on the group
Format
One gathering, shaped around your group
At The Grounds of LiveV in Oakton, in your home, or virtually
Contact me for group pricing
Begin with a focused offering
Shorter, specific ways to begin, whether you’re new to this work or want support with one part of your life.
Enneagram Type Exploration
A good place to start.
Two sessions to explore the Enneagram and your place in it: what drives you, what you bring, where your growth is calling. I don’t hand you a type. We explore together, and you discover what fits.
Format
Two 50-minute sessions, plus a personalized packet with the types that resonate most and practices to go with them
In person or virtual
Who it’s for
Adults, older teens, and parents. A great first step if you’re new to this work.
Finding Your Direction
Where your gifts want to grow.
Through conversation, curiosity, and tools like the Enneagram, we uncover what lights you up, what comes naturally to you, and what matters most. Then we explore where those gifts could take root: paths, roles, and next steps that fit who you actually are.
Format
Three 50-minute sessions, plus a personalized map of your gifts and possible directions
In person or virtual
Who it’s for
College students and young adults choosing a first path, and adults at any stage ready for something new.
The PEACE Pause
A 20-minute weekly check-in to slow down and come back to yourself.
Some weeks we practice a short meditation. Some weeks we talk through what’s on your mind, or practice trusting what you already know. Each time, you leave with something simple to carry into your week.
Format
20 minutes, once a week, one-on-one
Virtual
Who it’s for
Currently offered for adults. A version for kids is coming soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. This is coaching, not therapy. While the work is emotionally attuned and spiritually grounded, it is not a substitute for mental health treatment. If you are currently in therapy, coaching can be a complementary support.
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Yes — I work with children and teens in age-appropriate ways that help them build confidence, self-awareness, emotional resilience, and trust in themselves.
Coaching provides a supportive space where young people can better understand themselves, navigate challenges, and develop tools they can carry into every area of life. Parent collaboration is often an important part of the process.
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The work is spiritually grounded but not religiously prescriptive. I am comfortable walking alongside people who are rooted in religious or spiritual traditions, those who are deconstructing, and those who are reconstructing meaning in new ways. You are never asked to adopt specific beliefs or language.
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The Enneagram is a map of nine personality types, each with its own way of seeing the world, its own gifts, and its own patterns of protection. The Center for Action and Contemplation describes it as a tool that shows us our wounds, our wisdom, and our work. In my practice, it’s never a box. It’s an invitation to understand yourself with more compassion.
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No. With children, the Enneagram stays in the background. The focus is on who they are, not a label. Teens who are curious can explore it at their own pace.
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If you’re curious about the Enneagram, the Enneagram Type Exoloration is a great first step. If you’d like to explore a family or group workshop, or you’re a parent wondering whether coaching is right for your child, start with a free Connection Call.
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Yes. Family and small group Enneagram workshops can be scheduled.
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Yes. Offerings are available virtually, and in-person sessions are offered from Vienna and Oakton, VA.
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If you’re unsure, a discovery call is the best place to start. Together, we can explore what kind of support would be most helpful right now.
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Pricing varies by offering, level of access, and duration. Details are shared upon inquiry so that options can be discussed thoughtfully and transparently.
If you’re wondering whether this work is a good fit, feel free to reach out.
In-person and virtual sessions offered from Vienna and Oakton, VA