Coaching is a non-clinical process focused on goals and personal development, designed to help high-functioning individuals achieve personal and professional ambitions.

Therapy focuses on addressing issues related to psychological diagnoses or mental health conditions.

While my background as a psychologist informs my work, coaching is not intended as a substitute for therapy. If at any point during coaching clinical support is needed, I provide appropriate referrals.

I am available for individual and couples therapy through my clinical practice. If you are seeking psychotherapy, please visit dralinaschulhofer.com.

All engagements are structured as personalized, retainer-based packages and are customized based on the client’s needs and goals.

Fees vary based on the format, duration, and level of access included. Pricing and program structure will be discussed during your private consultation.

Coaching engagements are typically 6-12 months in length. Depending on your needs, we may meet weekly, biweekly, or in intensive formats. Each engagement is customized around your goals and desired depth of work.

Consulting engagements vary based on the scope and goals of the organization or team. Some partnerships are short-term and targeted — such as conflict resolution, team intensives, or leadership realignment. Others are longer-term, offering ongoing strategic support for founders, executives, or teams.

Not at this time. This work is immersive and relational by nature. In order to create real transformation, I work with clients over time — building trust, insight, and sustainable change. However, custom intensives may be available by application.

Yes — all coaching and consulting services are available globally via Zoom.
In-person intensives or team engagements are available by arrangement.

I work with high-performing individuals who are navigating personal or professional transitions, burnout, leadership challenges, or a desire for deeper fulfillment. This includes executives, entrepreneurs, creatives, founders, athletes, and politicians — anyone who’s ready to move beyond performance and into alignment.

You don’t have to feel “ready” in the traditional sense — but you do need to be willing.
Willing to be honest with yourself. Willing to explore your patterns. Willing to show up fully, even if it’s uncomfortable at times. Willing to take full responsibility for your growth.