Request Engagement
The first step is a conversation. No cost. No commitment. You describe what you're experiencing. I determine whether it's structural.
Describe what you're experiencing in whatever detail feels right. I respond within one business day.
Phone
+1-262-207-4939
Direct line. If I can't answer, leave a message with your name and the best time to return the call.
What to Expect
The initial conversation is a brief call — typically 20-30 minutes. It has one purpose: determining whether what you're experiencing is structural.
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You describe what's happening — in your own words, at whatever level of detail you're comfortable with
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I listen for the structural signatures — the specific patterns that distinguish structural identity failure from psychological, behavioral, or chemical conditions
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If it's structural, I explain what the assessment involves and what it would tell us. If it isn't, I tell you that directly and point you toward the right resource
There is no engagement pressure. The conversation is not a sales call. It is a structural determination. Many people I speak with are not experiencing a structural condition — they are experiencing a condition that therapy, coaching, or other existing approaches can and should address. I tell them that. The conversation has value either way, because you leave it knowing which category your experience falls into.
If the conversation confirms a structural condition, the next step is the formal structural identity assessment. That assessment produces a scope of work — specific to your structure, your failure mode, your context. You review the scope. You decide.
If you're reaching out on behalf of someone else — a client, a colleague, a family member — the same process applies. Describe what you're observing. I'll determine whether a conversation with the person directly would be appropriate and useful.
If you're a clinician, executive coach, or trusted advisor with a client you believe may be experiencing structural identity failure, the referral partners page describes how the referral process works.