Post-Army / National Service
National Service doesn't give you time to plan for what happens next. Coaching will.
Coaching can assist with:
- Reintegration into civilian life
- Discovering direction and purpose
- Finding meaning after an intense service
- Maintain relationships with friends and family
- Creating structure and motivation
- Translating skills into a career
Families:
Most families don’t need fixing. They need to make time for structured conversations.
Coaching for Parents, Children (16+) or the Whole Family:
Before Aliyah:
- Stress-testing realistic expectations and assumptions
- Aligning enthusiasm across family members - particularly children
- Handling the anxiety and emotion of leaving for the unknown
After Aliyah:
- Restoring parental leadership as the 'Immigrant Parent'
- Dealing with increased tension within the family
- Managing social fragmentation and comparisons to 'back home'
- Finding success amid the struggle of Meaning vs Reality
Individuals & olim
English-speakers rarely lack ability or resilience. You must define and align with new roles.
Israeli life is busy. Together, we can pause, think and discuss:
- Generating Israeli-style resilience & stress management
- Belonging in Israel despite identity shock (especially in your career)
- Navigating the culture clash in parenting and schooling in Israel
- Maintaining a sense of meaning in middle age
- Overcoming overthinking and decision fatigue
- Rebuilding confidence beyond guilt and self-criticism
Retirees
You worked hard to earn your retirement. It's exciting to be able to define new, purposeful roles.
Moving to Israel late in life is a blessing for many, but it isn't without challenges:
- Forming a positive attitude while aging
- Grasping opportunities to contribute to Israeli society
- Defining a positive, engaged role with children and grandchildren
- Building and maintaining healthy habits
- Seeking meaningful participation within your community
