One-Hour Identity Coaching Session

You are more than the roles you carry.

Parent. Partner. Child. Leader. Caregiver. Survivor.

Somewhere along the way, you may have been lost beneath them all.

This one-hour, private identity coaching session is a sacred, supportive space to discover — or rediscover — who you are beneath expectations, trauma, survival mode, and life transitions.

At Sororia Co., we believe that when you know who you are, every role you hold becomes lighter, clearer, and more aligned.

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What This Session Is ~

This is not surface-level coaching. This is compassionate, intuitive identity work grounded in real-life experience.

With extensive experience supporting people through ~

• Narcissistic relationships & emotional abuse
• Addiction and adolescent addiction
• Veterans and complex life transitions
• Parenthood, identity loss, and rebirth
• "What now?" seasons of life

You will be met with understanding, safety, and truth — without judgment.

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What We May Explore ~

Every session is tailored to you. Topics may include:

• Reconnecting with who you are beyond roles and labels
• Identity loss after parenthood, addiction, or trauma
• Reclaiming your voice, values, and boundaries
• Building self-trust and emotional clarity
• Naming what you want next — without guilt

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Who This Is For ~

This session is for anyone who:

• Feels disconnected from themselves
• Is healing from narcissistic or controlling relationships
• Is navigating addiction recovery or supporting a loved one
• Feels lost after parenthood or burnout
• Is ready to stop surviving and start living

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What You'll Leave With ~

• Greater clarity around who you are now
• Language for your identity and boundaries
• Emotional validation and self-trust
• A grounded sense of direction moving forward

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Important Notes ~

• Open to all — every identity is welcome here
• Sessions are confidential and held in a safe, compassionate space
• Coaching is not therapy, but it is deeply supportive and transformative

You don't need to become someone new. You need to remember who you've always been.