I’m sorry but…
I’m full up and not taking new students right now. This might be a disappointment. If you’re like many of my students, you’re stressed, overwhelmed, and at your wits’ end. With that in mind, I’ve put together a list of options to help you get through this challenging time.
1) Sign Up for Our Free Resources
Coach Alecia and I try to make as many resources available to students for free. Although a static resource can’t solve every problem that current and aspiring graduate students face, it can help with a lot of them. Sign up for our mailing list to gain access to our most valuable resources and get notified when I start accepting clients again.
We promise not to spam your inbox with worthless crap. We hate that too. We do not share our mailing list with anyone, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
2) Schedule a Free Consultation with Coach Alecia
Coach Alecia M. Kipping has earned a Master’s degree in social work at NYU, spent a decade working in public service, and now specializes in productivity and time management coaching for graduate students. Although she doesn’t have a PhD, that doesn’t mean she can’t help. If your challenges are about goal setting, accountability, planning, and prioritization, she can still help you work through your grad school challenges. Those are not that different between Master’s and Doctoral students, and I encourage you to schedule a free consultation today!
3. Other Coaches
There are other coaches out there. They don’t all provide the same services we do, but they might have what you are looking for.
Two coaches I’ve referred clients to in the past include:
- Alana Rister, The Science Grad. School Coach. Dr. Rister helps Ph.D. students in science fields clarify and accelerate their research.
- Karin Admiraal, at The Well-Ordered Mind. Dr. Admiraal coaches students on time management, goal setting, and productivity in graduate school.